daytime running lights

[firstRV]

i have just bought a 2005 lexington grand touring series E-450 chassis it does not have daytime running lights its a requirement in Canada where i live the local ford dealer says the module shoud go near the front rad post can't seem to find the terminating plug for the module to plug into. Has anyone had any experience putting one in or taking one out? chassis built april 04

[Radio]

Welcome to the FRF!

I have a 2007 F-150 and I was wondering the same thing. It's not a requirement down here, but just for safety sake I'd really like to have DRL's as an option when towing. I'm thinking of going in for a "free oil change" on the truck this morning, I'll try to remember to ask!

There are at least two fuse panels on these trucks, one inside the cab and one under the hood. I'll have to look around.

[jpdonald]

Has anyone installed DRLs on the E450? It's a Ford E450 built 10/2005.

[TURBS]

Napa carquest and oreilly,s as well as this place >>>>Midwest Wheel Companies - Home
have aftermarket drl modules

[BigAlsPSD]

Have not on the E-series but I would venture to say that is is the same parts as the F-series

DRL Relay: 2C3Z-13B218-AA
DRL Resistor: 6C3Z-14A601-A

It's basically plug and play.

[skgeorgy]

Are you sure you need a module? I Imported a 2006 Mercury Mountaineer from the US to Canada. To get the daytime running lights going the Ford dealership just had to hook it up to their computer and activate them. However I do understand that an Econoline is different than the Explorer/Mountaineer so you may need a module. Just spit-balling.
Good Luck!