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Anyone with a vag wanna try this?

Posted: Jan Wed 16, 2008 11:30 am
by FutureStage1
Taken from Audizine.com B6 A4 DIY:
FOG LIGHTS ON WITH PARKING LIGHTS (Daytime Running Lights [DRL]), BUT NOT LOWBEAMS
(Supposedly only avail on 2002 models)

NOTE: I have bi-xenon ecodes installed.
1. Log into VAG COM
2. go to 09-Central Electronics
3. Click on CODING

OK so, here's the wierd thing, my coding was set to 03 (Conventional Halogens / USA). I set the coding to 13 (Xenon headlights / USA) and there wasn't any difference w/ how the foglights turned on. I set the coding to 14 (Xenon headlights / Canada)..... sawwwweeet.

Here's how it runs now
- Fog lights now turn on w/ city lights, when you put your switch on the parking light position.
- When I turn switch to low beam position, fog lights turn off, city lights stay on.
- Same position, fog light switch pulled, fog lights turn on!

NOTE: I believe have a late model 2002 (Dec), Even though my car is a 2003. perhaps this is why I can do this. Thoughts?

EDIT 02.05.07 - So this coding actually activates Day Time Running Lights. In otherwords, once I start the car, the fogs, city lights and rear tails turn on for duration of trip. I might turn this off, or experiment with other country codes."

Anyone with a vag wanna try this on my car versus the nip/tuck version:

http://forums.audiworld.com/s4b6/msgs/333541.phtml

Posted: Jan Mon 28, 2008 11:12 am
by MK 4 GTI
The Canadians were 1st in North America with daytime running lights. for years before the invention of Daytime Running Lights, it was a law that you had to have your headlights on anytime you went anywhere!!!

Posted: Jan Mon 28, 2008 1:49 pm
by FutureStage1
MK 4 GTI wrote:The Canadians were 1st in North America with daytime running lights. for years before the invention of Daytime Running Lights, it was a law that you had to have your headlights on anytime you went anywhere!!!

I grew up in Alaska and they adopted that, it wasn't a law but everyone drove with their lights on. The conditions could change so fast you'd forget to turn them on. So we just all drive with them on unless its summer of course.