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Old 04-09-2008, 12:35 AM
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Light switch question - what does this thing do? - Euro car

Can someone tell me what the knurled wheel on the right side of the light switch cluster do? I am referring to the wheel that is just to the right of the instrument cluster illumination wheel. Thanks.
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That is for non xenon equipped headlights. It allows the driver to manually adjust the headlight tilt.
Xenon cars do not have this, as they are self levelling.
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Outstanding info. Thanks a million!
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