Owmers manual implies that I can turn off my daytime driving lights... but I cannot.
#1
Three Wheelin'
Thread Starter
Owmers manual implies that I can turn off my daytime driving lights... but I cannot.
Sport Chrono, '08, high intensity lights, errr... not sure what other info is relevant and not contained in my sig.
No position of the headlight switch results in the daytime driving lights being turned off, although my owner's manual implied that this is possible.
Was wondering if there is something I can do either obvious (but, duh, not to me!) or as a re-program or workaround... or maybe the dealer can do to kill the daytime driving lights.
Cheers.
~Phil
No position of the headlight switch results in the daytime driving lights being turned off, although my owner's manual implied that this is possible.
Was wondering if there is something I can do either obvious (but, duh, not to me!) or as a re-program or workaround... or maybe the dealer can do to kill the daytime driving lights.
Cheers.
~Phil
#3
Three Wheelin'
Thread Starter
Ya know... I'll bet I screwed this up myself when I got familiar with all the PCM features... because I swear the daytime lights weren't on when I first got the car two months ago!
lol
Thanks. I'll check it out tonight!
#5
Rennlist Member
Yep - user programmable with Sport Chrono otherwise dealer has to do it. Have to be parked when you set it too - can't set it when driving. Buttons on PCM for selection not the stalk on the steering wheel.
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#9
Three Wheelin'
Didn't know this was an option so I turned it on and realized that all the light turn on - headlights and the DRL on the fog light.
Hated it so I turned it off again.
Hated it so I turned it off again.