Looking at your previous pictures, you have H4 headlights.
Do you mean the dipped headlights are on (along with position and taillights), or are you referring to the inner DRLs? The DRLs are on with the light switch in the OFF or AUTO position and go off when position lights or dipped headlights are turned on.
Do you mean the dipped headlights are on (along with position and taillights), or are you referring to the inner DRLs? The DRLs are on with the light switch in the OFF or AUTO position and go off when position lights or dipped headlights are turned on.
Hence them called Daytime Running Lights
Have you not noticed all other new vehicles with some form of DRL for the last 10 years?
Of course, you could always upgrade, they do look a bit more of a deliberate drl
www.t6forum.com
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The auto lights on my T6 are way too sensitive. They come on way too early. I think it’s fairly typical unfortunately.
Edit: looking at further posts I note that you may be referring to your DRLs. They should be on in the daytime. They should switch over to headlights when the switch is on ‘auto’ and the daylight fades.
Thanks. Seems not to be an issue
seems entirely pointless to have lights on during the day but there you go
what I have noticed is all new cars have f***ing leds that are too bright and too high so they shine in your eyes when driving in the dark. Not sure why/how that got past the rule makers
It’s on the long list of very expensive things I want to do to the van!!Of course, you could always upgrade, they do look a bit more of a deliberate drl
Sold - H7 Headlights £200
H7 Headlights very good condition complete with bulbs £220 o.n.o prefer cash on collection
No I don’t really pay attention to cars, not my interest. I’ve never heard of DRLs nor have I noticed them on my 2019 car which has LEDs.
seems entirely pointless to have lights on during the day but there you go
what I have noticed is all new cars have f***ing leds that are too bright and too high so they shine in your eyes when driving in the dark. Not sure why/how that got past the rule makers
It can be turned off with vcds or obd11 but not a good idea imo.
Ah but these are factory designed and installed LED arrays so can't possibly be less than perfect and are in no way similar to putting expensive, well designed, brighter, aftermarket LED lamps in simple reflector lamps... yup, not at all, indeed an expert will be along shortly to emphasise this very fact even though this is a thread about wild camping.
Thats a big chip on your shoulder, you should let it go. Wild camping? I think you got the wrong thread.
Tee hee!
