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How to turn off automatic headlights in w204





thats how they come now, just "A" and the ON override.
theres no permanent OFF feature anymore on the headlamps :/

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... it appears to turn off the main-beam you need to push the combination stalk away from you. But from what I can tell, isn't that the "high beam"? *is confused between "main beam" and "dipped beam" now*
Any thoughts ?
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I am talking about headlights. DRL's here in Canada are mandatory anytime. Legally you can not turn it off.
Last edited by Samaral; Apr 10, 2013 at 08:09 PM.
The removal of an OFF position annoys me, as does the change from a chirp to a horn blip as acoustic feedback of the alarm.
Maybe if you're selling drugs it makes sense!
Maybe if you're selling drugs it makes sense!Some individuals maybe dont want to use their HID's so much as they feel it will shorten their life.
I see it this way. Its my car i should be able to do w.e i want with it. I don't care much if my lights are on but am always curious if there is a workaround on Mercedes limitations.
I tried the R L method today in my driveway and it does indeed work.
BTW what is the purpose of R L?
Are these DRL in sync to go off when the windshield wipers are on? Or was it just a coincidence. I still have yet to try it again, because it hasn't rained here in a while.
Some individuals maybe dont want to use their HID's so much as they feel it will shorten their life.
I see it this way. Its my car i should be able to do w.e i want with it. I don't care much if my lights are on but am always curious if there is a workaround on Mercedes limitations.
I tried the R L method today in my driveway and it does indeed work.
BTW what is the purpose of R L?
The R and L positions are for parking lights. It is meant to illuminate one bulb on the front and back of the vehicle. It's useful on tight roads in Europe when you park your car at night. They remain on for as long as the knob is in that position, even with the key out. It is so that other drivers won't hit you while parked.





