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DRL (Daytime Running lights) Question 200 1991

posted by  derek uk on  Tue Dec 9 06:01 CST 2014
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I have a '92 SE Wagon here in the UK and that has DRL's. When I first got the car I did several night time runs, some out of town, with just them on, not realising that I actually had no lights switched on. As you say, there is no difference when you switch onto the first position. An easy mistake to make if you don't actually need main beam/dip levels of lighting. Enjoy your cars.

PS I'll have to have a look to see if I have the grey, "Canada wire" that was mentioned.






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