Retrofit Daytime Running Light (DRL) to Nissan Sentra

According to some statistics, Daytime Running Light (DRL) makes your car more visible and may avoid accidents. Some says that is not true. You may find the arguments from both sides at here.
Personally, I think driving with my low beam lights on will make me more visible and is a good thing. So, I've been manually turning on my low beam on all the time.


Another confusing part was to tell which wire to the headlamp is the low beam, which is the high beam. For 2001 Sentra, there are three wires connect the headlamp. A black in the middle, which should be ground (yes, it is). The other two are the same orange color wires, I couldn't tell which one according to the installation guide, so just randomly choose one as the low beam, which turned out to be wrong after everything's connected. The correct low beam wire is the one on the driver side.
Anyway, the whole installation took me about 70 minutes including the 15 minutes trip to Radio Shack.
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