[Dimarc]

Dear friends,

I've got an i30cw GD.

when i turn on my lights, the DRL turn off... There's a chance to keep them lighting (better if they are at 50% of luminosity)


Thanks!

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"DLR" changed to "DRL" (for when members do a search )

[Keith]

Hi there Dimarc, if you mean DRL's, (daytime running lights) then I am pretty sure that the EU have decreed that the DRL's should go off when the normal lights are switched on.

Indeed that is how I have configured my own DRL's to function.

I am uncertain if that function can be changed without wiring changes.

[Asterix]

Hi there Dimarc, if you mean DRL's, (daytime running lights) then I am pretty sure that the EU have decreed that the DRL's should go off when the normal lights are switched on.

Indeed that is how I have configured my own DRL's to function.

I am uncertain if that function can be changed without wiring changes.

Ffoxy is right. Thr DRL must go off when headlights are turned on. However, that wouldn't stop you, I guess. 

I think it is happening inside the light switch, so you wiil propably need to make some wiring changes that includes a resistor to make it only give 50% light.

[Dimarc]

To be legal, DLR lights must light at 50% when you turn on the road lights.

Here in Spain, Citroen, Audi, vw... works like that. But Hyundai no...

[Asterix]

To be legal, DLR lights must light at 50% when you turn on the road lights.

Here in Spain, Citroen, Audi, vw... works like that. But Hyundai no...

Hmm, Maybe I need to update my knowledge about this.

It's 5 years since I stopped working at a dealer, back then it sure was the law here in DK that the DRL's must go of when headlights are turned on. Thought that would also be an EU law, but apparently not.

[AlanHo]

In the UK the DRl's must be off when the headlights are on. There is no such thing as 50%.

[rustynutz]

I believe when the DRL's are cut back to 50% they are then being used as parking or positioning lamps..... 

[Asterix]

I believe when the DRL's are cut back to 50% they are then being used as parking or positioning lamps..... 

That would make sense.

I saw a Mercedes today with DRL's on, at the same time as headlights, but if they were 100 or 50 % I don't know..