For the HID CODE
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For the HID CODE
since the W204 2009 C 230 sales in Canada they do not have the HID installed, and the daytime light is 8v, when it turn to the nightlight will switch to 12v for the low beam, I just want to know is there anyone can get the code for the computer to change the daylight from 8v to 12v, te dealership need the code to change the computer, but they can not get it
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well, first, i want to follow the rules, but i am new here, and this problem with my car is big one for me, i just want to solve it as soon as possible
therefore, sorry
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I think the OP wants to know how to set the voltage supplied to DRL's from 8v to 12v, in order to get the full brightness out of the bulbs. Apparently there is a code to change this setting, but his dealer doen't know what it is?
Maybe the simple answer would be to the leave the headlights on all the time
Maybe the simple answer would be to the leave the headlights on all the time
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thanks buddy, it is kind of what i mean, but as far as i know, the HID need 12v to active, but if i turn to AUTO, for the daytime, it is only 8v, so the HID is flash all the time, if i can get the code, then i can set up the daytime is 12v, therefore my problem will be solved
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OK, but if you turn it to ON instead of AUTO you will get 12v. What is the point of using AUTO since you seem to want the lights on all the time anyway (AUTO only makes sense if you don't want parking lights, tail lamps, side marker,etc. to be on).
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thanks buddy, it is kind of what i mean, but as far as i know, the HID need 12v to active, but if i turn to AUTO, for the daytime, it is only 8v, so the HID is flash all the time, if i can get the code, then i can set up the daytime is 12v, therefore my problem will be solved