Im looking for the drl control relay. I know that it is located under the passenger side of the dash. Can I get some one to tell me what it looks like or what wire bunch I have to chase to find it?

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Toyota Nation thinks fuses and DRL are headlight on low power.

https://www.toyotanation.com/threads/drl-relay.1640612/

eBay thinks it does.

https://www.ebay.ca/itm/164758754547

The Fuse and Relays diagram says No

Toyota Camry (XV40; 2007-2011) fuses and relays

Fuse Box Diagrams https://fuse-box.info > toyota > toyota-camry-xv40-20...

The fuse box is located under the instrument panel (on the driver's side), under the cover. The location of the fuses in the passenger compartment: Toyota Camry ...
Daytime running Lights are a function of the Body control Module.

https://www.google.com/search?q=2011+Toyota+Camry+LE+DRL+relay+location

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Looks like there are 3 DRL relays located in a box on the right (passenger side) side of the engine compartment...

Look for a bad or broken ground wire on that circuit.

Fuel Pump Relay Location On 96 00 Hyundia Elantra

There is another fuse box under the dash that contains primarily relays. It might be on the passengers side, or even hidden behind a side panel. Once you locate it, you will know it.

The wiring diagram does not show a stand alone drl module for the 03 f150. However it shows 2 drl
relays located in aux. relay box #2 located behind the right side of the dash, left of the glove box.
Also there is the drl resistor located behind the grill, right of the left headlight. Relay #1 is fused at
fuse #5-15a in the fuse block under the left dash. Relay #2 uses fuse #26-10a under left of dash.
Hope this helps.

go to autozone the can help you if you have one they do a lot of things fore nothing including clearing codes

First identify if your day running lights (DRL) are working. The DRL and high beams will work on the same relay. If your DRL are working, but not your high beams, you may need to replace your high beam relay which is found in the fuse panel under the hood of the engine at the right back corner; near the firewall, and passenger tire strut mount. If there is also a problem with your DRL with the high beams, its likely the DRL relay which can be found tucked under the dash.

There's usually a cover that says "relays", "fuses", etc. Lift the cover and look underneath, it should label the relays. If not, consult a manual or repair book. Try swapping similar relays from know working accessories if you don't have a new one handy.

that was old school , vehicles with the turbo 400 transmission are equipped with an ECM controlled downshift system , when vehicle is at speeds below 70 mph a forced (detent) downshift is possible by fully depressing the accelerator ,when the ECM detects a drop in manifold vacuum (high map sensor reading) the downshift control relay is energized by the ECM , the relay detects battery voltage to the detent solenoid in the transmission to open open an oriface to force the transmission to downshift ..... if yours is not working i would first check the downshift relay , under hood , picture is so bad i can't tell , looks like on the firewall more to the passenger side , next to fuel pump relay , if it needs more diag than that maybe you should get an estimate for repair from a trans shop or such , hope ya fix it , cheers .

Most DRL's are controlled by a relay. The relay malfunctions after a while. Need to go to the dealer and purchase a DRL relay. Once you see what it looks like open hood and match it to the bad one, then replace. If you can not locate it the library has mechanical books for you make and model to look up location of the drl relay.