Maxima Dlm Daytime Light Module 1995-1999 on 2040-parts.com
Ottawa, Ontario, CA
OEM Part Number: 28575 42U TJ800. Daytime Light Module. Used , tested works great. This part controls your daytime running headlights, required in Canada and on some other Maxima distribution areas. Part is $230 plus taxes at Nissan Dealership.
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