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Strange fix too, but we can't argue with success 200 1992

Strange because the BFS circuit doesn't test the front parking lights—only the tail lights, stop lights, and Low Beams.

I have wired that unused (bright) filament in the front lights to act as a Daylime Running Light on several cars. To me it's less annoying than headlights all the time—plus the car is more noticeable from the side, where the headlight DRLs don't offer much.






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