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Like many new cars, the Honda Accord comes equipped with daytime running lights that cannot be turned off in most cases. This safety feature is designed to enhance visibility for other drivers on the road. While you cannot disable the lights while driving, you have the option to turn them off when parked. Simply switch off the car, engage the parking brake, and then restart the car to have the lights turned off. This feature is purposely designed to make it easier for other drivers to see the front of your vehicle during daytime travel.
A lot of Honda Accords do not have the ability to deactivate their daytime running lights, but some models are equipped with a DRL off switch that allows users to turn them off.
If you need assistance disabling the daytime running lights on a Honda Accord, simply remove fuse #15 from the cabin fuse box. This particular fuse is rated at 10 amperes, and there shouldn't be any warning lights that illuminate after doing so.
Are those the only lights connected to circuit breaker 15? It's marked as hi/low, I suppose I could check them out, but let me know.
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