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Old 12-19-2008, 09:49 AM
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Daytime Running Lights Inop

I have a 2000 X5 and my daytime running lights all of a sudden quit working. All of the lights work fine, to include the high beams, but I don't know why the DTR lights just quit on me. Is there a fuse or another way to get them back on?
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Old 12-19-2008, 11:42 AM
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I wish that mine would quit!! ..then I would not have to pay 70 bucks at the stealer to get them turned off!! LOL!

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Fuse 002, Fuse 009, Fuse 105, Fuse 107, Fuse 108.
Those are all associated with the modules in the lighting circuit.

Zulu95 posted this a while back..........also......your DRL's are your high beams....running on 50 to 30 % less the voltage...are the high beams working...if not..then yes it is a fuse i'm sure!

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