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At 20:50 5/7/98 -0700, Wolfsburg wrote: >Several months ago I took a trip up to Canada and saw that the Canadian >version of the Vanagon have daytime running lights. How do you adapt a >US version of the Vanagon to have this option? Does any know how to do >this? I have a 1991 Vanagon I would like to add this feature to. > >Thanks >Floyd Truskot Most people here want to disable the DTRLs! The simplest way would be to hook up a relay that is triggered when you turn on the van. This should cost about $5 and about 2 hours of work if you take your time. In the newer Golfs and Jettas it is a function of the headlight switch. I suppose I should look in the Bentley manual to see how it is done.
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