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Hi
Quite new to this forum , but i've been here as a guest for sometime.
Live in Sweden and have an 350cdi 4matic year 2010.
Some time ago i upgraded my drl's from hockey sticks to straight one's.
After that they don't dim at night and meeting drivers become very irritated becuase the drl's are very bright.
I tried the search function and found similar questions but no solution.
Anyone who knows what to do?
Hi
Quite new to this forum , but i've been here as a guest for sometime.
Live in Sweden and have an 350cdi 4matic year 2010.
Some time ago i upgraded my drl's from hockey sticks to straight one's.
After that they don't dim at night and meeting drivers become very irritated becuase the drl's are very bright.
I tried the search function and found similar questions but no solution.
Anyone who knows what to do?
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