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MyPC
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Posted: Mon Nov 28, 2005 9:13 am    Post subject: Day running lites off or on? Reply with quote

I have a E46 2002, 330ci and the daytime lamps are programmed off, is there
something I can do to turn them on without going to a BMW service center to
have this done? IS there a way to put in a switch in the car so I can turn
them on or off when I like? Is there anything on the net to show how to do
this? Why should I have to go to a service center,it's on or off with them.
I like to be able to turn my day lights on of off myself. Does any one feel
the same way about there BMW as I do? Thanks if we can help each other

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John Carrier
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Posted: Mon Nov 28, 2005 7:08 pm    Post subject: Re: Day running lites off or on? Reply with quote

"MyPC" <bmbreg@optonline.net> wrote in message
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Quote:
I have a E46 2002, 330ci and the daytime lamps are programmed off, is there
something I can do to turn them on without going to a BMW service center
to
have this done? IS there a way to put in a switch in the car so I can turn
them on or off when I like? Is there anything on the net to show how to do
this? Why should I have to go to a service center,it's on or off with
them. I like to be able to turn my day lights on of off myself. Does any
one feel the same way about there BMW as I do? Thanks if we can help
each other

The only way to enable/disable them is through programming at the dealer or
a good independent shop that has the software and interface. I agree it
would be nice to have the option to turn them off and on and I'm sure that
it's possible.

I don't like them except under low contrast conditions. I use the fog
lights for user selectable DTRL (I'll probably get criticism for that).

R / John
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Tom
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Posted: Mon Nov 28, 2005 9:02 pm    Post subject: Re: Day running lites off or on? Reply with quote

MyPC wrote:

Quote:
I have a E46 2002, 330ci and the daytime lamps are programmed off, is there
something I can do to turn them on without going to a BMW service center to
have this done? IS there a way to put in a switch in the car so I can turn
them on or off when I like? Is there anything on the net to show how to do
this? Why should I have to go to a service center,it's on or off with them.
I like to be able to turn my day lights on of off myself. Does any one feel
the same way about there BMW as I do? Thanks if we can help each other



you have a switch......it's that first click on your headlight

switch......turns on your driving lights. Since your DRL's are set to
the OFF position, use your headlight switch. Only difference between
this option and DRL's is that this option will also turn your tail lights.

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MyPC
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Posted: Tue Nov 29, 2005 7:27 am    Post subject: Re: Day running lites off or on? Reply with quote

Thanks, but the first click is the parking lights, the day time driving
lights are the the small white round lights next to the head light. thanks
anyway
"Tom" <newsgroup@allencg.com> wrote in message
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MyPC wrote:

I have a E46 2002, 330ci and the daytime lamps are programmed off, is
there
something I can do to turn them on without going to a BMW service center
to
have this done? IS there a way to put in a switch in the car so I can
turn them on or off when I like? Is there anything on the net to show how
to do this? Why should I have to go to a service center,it's on or off
with them. I like to be able to turn my day lights on of off myself. Does
any one feel the same way about there BMW as I do? Thanks if we can
help each other



you have a switch......it's that first click on your headlight
switch......turns on your driving lights. Since your DRL's are set to the
OFF position, use your headlight switch. Only difference between this
option and DRL's is that this option will also turn your tail lights.
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Jeff Strickland
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Posted: Tue Nov 29, 2005 9:14 am    Post subject: Re: Day running lites off or on? Reply with quote

Then turn the lights on or off, and leave the DRLs out of it. There is no
point in turning DRLs off, and if you want them off, you're in good shape
because they're already off. Use the headlamp switch to turn the lights on,
and move on with life.



"MyPC" <bmbreg@optonline.net> wrote in message
news:Vgwif.18406$Un7.6751@fe12.lga...
Quote:
I have a E46 2002, 330ci and the daytime lamps are programmed off, is there
something I can do to turn them on without going to a BMW service center
to
have this done? IS there a way to put in a switch in the car so I can turn
them on or off when I like? Is there anything on the net to show how to do
this? Why should I have to go to a service center,it's on or off with
them. I like to be able to turn my day lights on of off myself. Does any
one feel the same way about there BMW as I do? Thanks if we can help
each other


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Class-1
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Posted: Tue Nov 29, 2005 9:14 am    Post subject: Re: Day running lites off or on? Reply with quote

Oh good grief... next time you take your car to the shop for something,
also ask them to change the car memory setting for DRLs. That way, they
might not even charge you for it. Until then, forget about it.
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SharkmanBMW
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Posted: Wed Nov 30, 2005 7:23 am    Post subject: Re: Day running lites off or on? Reply with quote

be glad you have them, it may save your life when the truck sees you instead
of running through you because you had your DRLs turned off. Ask me, I have
been there...
http://www3.sympatico.ca/sharkmanedw/finalxray.JPG
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