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pcheaven



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CANBUS lights - can I replace a switch with an older one.

I believe the lights on my MY13 are CANBUS controlled -can anyone confirm this pls

I want to replace the MY13 switch array the dims the dash display and controls the headlight leveling
with a older MY switch array( same switches as the MY13 but also has the headlight and fog light switches), that way I can utilize the the new "Headlight Switch" as control for my driving lights - this could look perfect.

Just not sure if this is easily possible, or if this is controlled via CANBUS

can anyone offer any advise pls?

cheers 

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Jim NI



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United Kingdom 2014 Freelander 2 SD4 SE Auto Loire Blue

Older MY's have canbus wires on lighting circuit also, I believe they are white and white/blue so if yours are the same colour then most likely not an issue. 2014 SE Loire Blue SD4 Auto (MY15)
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