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    Automatic dipped headlights

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    I was looking in the manual of my 855 today cos i was trying to figure out how to get the dayrunning lights off. It says that i have to turn a little screw to the \ position, and i've done that now (after quickly realising it needed to be pushed in aswell before it would turn) but the lights are still on

    When in the \ position, the little green illumination behind the sidelights goes out but that's it. Basically I want the headlights to be looking the same as when the car's off.

    Any ideas?
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    PS I know that on the S forum there's a similar thread, but it ends with no-one knowing :S Surely they can be switched off!!?
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    Well i switched mine off when i first got it, but i've just been out and had a twiddle with the screw to check and on mine \ switches day lights out ok.

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    Yeah? hmmn. Cheers for that though. Mine's a '96 estate, maybe the switch is b*ggered The only effect it has on mine in \ is to switch off the sidelights, the main unit still just emits some light, not lots and at an angle you don't see it - only when you bob down to it's level (dipped i believe).

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    Ta!
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    [QUOTE=pzorb]Hello
    I was looking in the manual of my 855 today cos i was trying to figure out how to get the dayrunning lights off. It says that i have to turn a little screw to the \ position, and i've done that now (after quickly realising it needed to be pushed in aswell before it would turn) but the lights are still on

    When in the \ position, the little green illumination behind the sidelights goes out but that's it. Basically I want the headlights to be looking the same as when the car's off.

    Hi Martin, i have a the same model as you. What u need to do is purchase a new headlight switch from Volvo. this will cure the problem as the switches were modified. Using the little switch spoke about i can now have my lights on or off just like a normal car headlight switch, with NO day running lights.
    Hope this helps m8
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