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Post by minimatt on Oct 22, 2013 20:22:28 GMT 1
Am I the only one that thinks those aftermarket daytime running lights look a bit daft,especially when glued to the front of a 15 year old mondeo etc? Seen all sorts of weird patterns of them too.While I,m on about lights what are those funny ones that come on when they go round corners looking like they have got a fog light bulb out,useful or gimmick?
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Post by Karl on Oct 22, 2013 21:03:01 GMT 1
Ha ha yep I've seen loads on taty old vauxhalls and renaults
You just think why the fook have you just wasted £25 on day time running lights
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Post by Noberator on Oct 22, 2013 21:06:46 GMT 1
Am I the only one that thinks those aftermarket daytime running lights look a bit daft,especially when glued to the front of a 15 year old mondeo etc? Seen all sorts of weird patterns of them too. They are called active front fog lights (which turn with the steering wheel) and usually only come on at speeds up to 25 mph.  A few Manufacturers seem to be fitting them now. |
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Post by Karl on Oct 22, 2013 21:26:31 GMT 1
Am I the only one that thinks those aftermarket daytime running lights look a bit daft,especially when glued to the front of a 15 year old mondeo etc? Seen all sorts of weird patterns of them too. They are called active front fog lights (which turn with the steering wheel) and usually only come on at speeds up to 25 mph. A few Manufacturers seem to be fitting them now. Or there incorporated into the DRL on some models |
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Post by natedog on Oct 22, 2013 22:23:03 GMT 1
a driver from one of your southeast depots decided he wanted DRLs on his truck. fitted some he bought cheap from the market using scotchlok connectors, and when they stopped working, just kept trying other wires. apparently it cost a fair bit to have the wiing loom repaired. if you go into the setup menu on the dash on these trucks, there's an option to switch on the front fogs or dip beams as DRLs  |
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