🔆 IJDMTOY Universal LED Daytime Running Light Controller: Effortless ON/OFF Automation Review

I really liked the simplicity of the wiring, I liked the fact that the kit comes with a connector for DRL on both sides. Lots of wires, everything is done right except for one. I was completely disappointed when I saw that using the turn signal does not turn off the daytime running lights, but flashes in sync with the turn signal. I think it's kind of clowning and aftermarket. That was the ALL reason I bought it to disable individual side turn signals. I love the strobe lights for the horn, the

All functions of this device do not work in what I received. Cons - The most important feature (IMO) is that it should turn off the DRL when the turn signal is on; However, the one I received only had the DRL light flashing when I connected it to the car's turn signal wire. Installation is not very easy as you need to identify the correct wire to make the appropriate connections. Pros: I like the power off delay when the car is off and the dimming feature when the lights are on. I can also…

The product is mostly functional and works reasonably well. Unfortunately it doesn't work well with the reversed COB DRLs I have. Apparently the device uses a combination of an RC circuit and a relay that opens the ground part of the circuit to turn off the light. That's fine except my turn signal part of the LEDs needs ground to turn on the turn signals/hazard lights. When the engine is off, the ground circuit is open and these functions will not work when the engine is off. Work. If I ground…

I bought a set of daytime running lights from Philips in 2012. After a little over two years, the controller stopped working. I was hoping to find a replacement without having to buy a whole set of DRLs. I'm so glad I chose iJDMJOY universal controller. First, it has more features than the Philips controller. Also, it connects directly to Philips lamps (the electrical contacts need to be bent, but the connection is strong), so installation is very easy if you already have a Philips DRL system…

I am having trouble with this DRL module and have contacted support for suggestions. It looks like the entire support team is copying and pasting the same answer no matter what issues you're having. I have a Cadillac ATS and OEM daytime running lights that I bought from GM. When I followed the instructions to plug in the module, the lights randomly came on for 15 seconds and then went off when the car was turned off. Sometimes when I parked the car the light would stay on for like 15 seconds…

I'm very pissed off because overall this thing promised everything I wanted it to and actually did for about a month before completely dying. The concept is good: you have a hot, cold, trigger and headlight dimming trigger, plus trigger leads for the turn signals on either side to turn off the DRL for that side: so far, so good. I personally skipped the trigger for each signal and connected the primary trigger to both my ASD relay and my turn signal with a couple of 12v diodes in between to…