Is there anyway of adjusting the headlight settings so that the headlights are on all the time?

Thanks in advance

The headlight dial thingy can be turned 1 click left from auto mode to headlights on or 2 clicks left for sidelights or 3 clicks left for off altogether

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Other than using the dial is there any other way? Only asking because on the wife's X5 you can use the I drive to set the headlights to stay on at all times even when in the auto position on the dial.

apc67 wrote:

Other than using the dial is there any other way? Only asking because on the wife's X5 you can use the I drive to set the headlights to stay on at all times even when in the auto position on the dial.

If you set the dial to The Headlight setting as The Doctor suggests, they will come on when you start the engine and go off when you stop the engine, why would you need a different way of doing it, the Auto position would not be required as the lights would be on any way

There is probably a mode someone in the software settings for "Scandanavian" countries?

Simply leaving the switch in the headlights on position will still require intervention as it will leave the sidelights on when the ignition is switched off?

yes has to be done by the dealer ask them to set the lamps onto scandanavian settings when in for yr next service had mine done and then put back to normal  rainy-city
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In the markets that currently have a legal requirement for DRL's LR just set the Dipped Beam to be on all the time but the Side and Tail Lights will also be illuminated but not the Panel Lights. So setting the rotary switch to on will have the same effect basically except the Panel Lights will be lit.

ad210358 wrote:

So setting the rotary switch to on will have the same effect basically except the Panel Lights will be lit.

Ballcocks, forgot about that.

taztastic wrote:

Simply leaving the switch in the headlights on position will still require intervention as it will leave the sidelights on when the ignition is switched off?

Isn't that what I said earlier

taztastic wrote:

taztastic wrote:

Simply leaving the switch in the headlights on position will still require intervention as it will leave the sidelights on when the ignition is switched off?

Isn't that what I said earlier

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APC67 hope you get it sorted how you want it

Cover the light sensor?!? Simple

Tax thanks for the suggestion, having the switch on the lights on position died indeed leave the sidelights on when you switch off. I will speak to the dealers when I come upto first service time.

On a separate note I did manage to disable the no seat belt warning tone as advised in another thread!!