No it's not hard to turn on the regular headlights, the problem I"m having is
remembering to turn them off. I removed the fuse for the interior light so
that I can remove my doors without out the interior light always being on,
apparently this fuse is also controls the reminder bell that sounds when you
leave your headlights on after you have shut off the vehicle. I have left my
headlings on several times, yeah I know dumb, but I've done it enough times now
that I'm not turning my headlights on during the day.
I just want to know if anyone has wired their driving lights into their
ignition? The turn signals and the rear lights aren't on, just the driving
lights. Anyone?

 

you clould just pull out and unplug the light pin switch on the body of your
jeep there will be a small hole but wont be noticable when the doors are
closed

"MrDanOne" <mrdanone@aol.com> wrote in message
news:20040719155330.05745.00001698@mb-m14.aol.com...
> No it's not hard to turn on the regular headlights, the problem I"m having
is
> remembering to turn them off. I removed the fuse for the interior light
so
> that I can remove my doors without out the interior light always being on,
> apparently this fuse is also controls the reminder bell that sounds when
you
> leave your headlights on after you have shut off the vehicle. I have left
my
> headlings on several times, yeah I know dumb, but I've done it enough
times now
> that I'm not turning my headlights on during the day.
> I just want to know if anyone has wired their driving lights into their
> ignition? The turn signals and the rear lights aren't on, just the
driving
> lights. Anyone?

 

you clould just pull out and unplug the light pin switch on the body of your
jeep there will be a small hole but wont be noticable when the doors are
closed

"MrDanOne" <mrdanone@aol.com> wrote in message
news:20040719155330.05745.00001698@mb-m14.aol.com...
> No it's not hard to turn on the regular headlights, the problem I"m having
is
> remembering to turn them off. I removed the fuse for the interior light
so
> that I can remove my doors without out the interior light always being on,
> apparently this fuse is also controls the reminder bell that sounds when
you
> leave your headlights on after you have shut off the vehicle. I have left
my
> headlings on several times, yeah I know dumb, but I've done it enough
times now
> that I'm not turning my headlights on during the day.
> I just want to know if anyone has wired their driving lights into their
> ignition? The turn signals and the rear lights aren't on, just the
driving
> lights. Anyone?

 

you clould just pull out and unplug the light pin switch on the body of your
jeep there will be a small hole but wont be noticable when the doors are
closed

"MrDanOne" <mrdanone@aol.com> wrote in message
news:20040719155330.05745.00001698@mb-m14.aol.com...
> No it's not hard to turn on the regular headlights, the problem I"m having
is
> remembering to turn them off. I removed the fuse for the interior light
so
> that I can remove my doors without out the interior light always being on,
> apparently this fuse is also controls the reminder bell that sounds when
you
> leave your headlights on after you have shut off the vehicle. I have left
my
> headlings on several times, yeah I know dumb, but I've done it enough
times now
> that I'm not turning my headlights on during the day.
> I just want to know if anyone has wired their driving lights into their
> ignition? The turn signals and the rear lights aren't on, just the
driving
> lights. Anyone?

 

you clould just pull out and unplug the light pin switch on the body of your
jeep there will be a small hole but wont be noticable when the doors are
closed

"MrDanOne" <mrdanone@aol.com> wrote in message
news:20040719155330.05745.00001698@mb-m14.aol.com...
> No it's not hard to turn on the regular headlights, the problem I"m having
is
> remembering to turn them off. I removed the fuse for the interior light
so
> that I can remove my doors without out the interior light always being on,
> apparently this fuse is also controls the reminder bell that sounds when
you
> leave your headlights on after you have shut off the vehicle. I have left
my
> headlings on several times, yeah I know dumb, but I've done it enough
times now
> that I'm not turning my headlights on during the day.
> I just want to know if anyone has wired their driving lights into their
> ignition? The turn signals and the rear lights aren't on, just the
driving
> lights. Anyone?

 

I would put the fuse back in and just disconnect the switches at the
doors. There is a plug just behind them.

Mike
86/00 CJ7 Laredo, 33x9.5 BFG Muds, 'glass nose to tail in '00
88 Cherokee 235 BFG AT's

MrDanOne wrote:
>
> No it's not hard to turn on the regular headlights, the problem I"m having is
> remembering to turn them off. I removed the fuse for the interior light so
> that I can remove my doors without out the interior light always being on,
> apparently this fuse is also controls the reminder bell that sounds when you
> leave your headlights on after you have shut off the vehicle. I have left my
> headlings on several times, yeah I know dumb, but I've done it enough times now
> that I'm not turning my headlights on during the day.
> I just want to know if anyone has wired their driving lights into their
> ignition? The turn signals and the rear lights aren't on, just the driving
> lights. Anyone?

 

I would put the fuse back in and just disconnect the switches at the
doors. There is a plug just behind them.

Mike
86/00 CJ7 Laredo, 33x9.5 BFG Muds, 'glass nose to tail in '00
88 Cherokee 235 BFG AT's

MrDanOne wrote:
>
> No it's not hard to turn on the regular headlights, the problem I"m having is
> remembering to turn them off. I removed the fuse for the interior light so
> that I can remove my doors without out the interior light always being on,
> apparently this fuse is also controls the reminder bell that sounds when you
> leave your headlights on after you have shut off the vehicle. I have left my
> headlings on several times, yeah I know dumb, but I've done it enough times now
> that I'm not turning my headlights on during the day.
> I just want to know if anyone has wired their driving lights into their
> ignition? The turn signals and the rear lights aren't on, just the driving
> lights. Anyone?

 

I would put the fuse back in and just disconnect the switches at the
doors. There is a plug just behind them.

Mike
86/00 CJ7 Laredo, 33x9.5 BFG Muds, 'glass nose to tail in '00
88 Cherokee 235 BFG AT's

MrDanOne wrote:
>
> No it's not hard to turn on the regular headlights, the problem I"m having is
> remembering to turn them off. I removed the fuse for the interior light so
> that I can remove my doors without out the interior light always being on,
> apparently this fuse is also controls the reminder bell that sounds when you
> leave your headlights on after you have shut off the vehicle. I have left my
> headlings on several times, yeah I know dumb, but I've done it enough times now
> that I'm not turning my headlights on during the day.
> I just want to know if anyone has wired their driving lights into their
> ignition? The turn signals and the rear lights aren't on, just the driving
> lights. Anyone?

 

I would put the fuse back in and just disconnect the switches at the
doors. There is a plug just behind them.

Mike
86/00 CJ7 Laredo, 33x9.5 BFG Muds, 'glass nose to tail in '00
88 Cherokee 235 BFG AT's

MrDanOne wrote:
>
> No it's not hard to turn on the regular headlights, the problem I"m having is
> remembering to turn them off. I removed the fuse for the interior light so
> that I can remove my doors without out the interior light always being on,
> apparently this fuse is also controls the reminder bell that sounds when you
> leave your headlights on after you have shut off the vehicle. I have left my
> headlings on several times, yeah I know dumb, but I've done it enough times now
> that I'm not turning my headlights on during the day.
> I just want to know if anyone has wired their driving lights into their
> ignition? The turn signals and the rear lights aren't on, just the driving
> lights. Anyone?

 

This won't help because without the light coming on there is no warning
bell. Try pulling the bulbs out of your interior lights and put the fuse
back in.