I read all the pages of this thread, but I'm not sure if you have already found a solution to switch off the day lights...
It is possible and it's also easy. Here in Italy are mandatory, but what I can't understand is why VW decided to switch on all the lights of the car: plate, front/rear parking lights are not so useful from my point of view... Probably VW fears that having the low beams always on, when the night is coming or entering a tunnel, someone could forget to switch on the others lights...
Anyway, probably has already been said, but to switch them off you have to follow two steps:
1-Connect via VAG and there you can switch off rear/front parking lights (0 bit 0 byte 12 long coding module 09).
2-Remove the side cover of the dashboard, disconnect the connector of the light command and slip off pins #3 (Grey-violet) for low beams and #6 (Grey-blue) for plate's lights.
In this way you can choose for example to let connected pin#3 and always have low beams on and the rest off....
Don't forget that when the light command is on "0" position the voltage to low beams light is reduced of 0.3V, so the lamps will have a longer life... (you can try at night passing from "0" to "2" and you will see the intensity of light changing...)
Also, if your car are equipped with start&stop function the above instructions are not valid, because the electric scheme is different...
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It is possible and it's also easy. Here in Italy are mandatory, but what I can't understand is why VW decided to switch on all the lights of the car: plate, front/rear parking lights are not so useful from my point of view... Probably VW fears that having the low beams always on, when the night is coming or entering a tunnel, someone could forget to switch on the others lights...
Anyway, probably has already been said, but to switch them off you have to follow two steps:
1-Connect via VAG and there you can switch off rear/front parking lights (0 bit 0 byte 12 long coding module 09).
2-Remove the side cover of the dashboard, disconnect the connector of the light command and slip off pins #3 (Grey-violet) for low beams and #6 (Grey-blue) for plate's lights.
In this way you can choose for example to let connected pin#3 and always have low beams on and the rest off....
Don't forget that when the light command is on "0" position the voltage to low beams light is reduced of 0.3V, so the lamps will have a longer life... (you can try at night passing from "0" to "2" and you will see the intensity of light changing...)
Also, if your car are equipped with start&stop function the above instructions are not valid, because the electric scheme is different...
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