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GOT PROBLEMS OR ISSUES? => GENERAL => Topic started by: OttoOtto on October 12, 2018, 04:42:34
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I have a second hand, ex lease 05/2011 I30 diesel SLX. When you start it up the headlights come on and cannot be turned off. Basically, the on off switch is redundant as far as I can gather. There doesn't seem to be an automatic switch on it either. Suggestions. Thanks.
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I have a second hand, ex lease 05/2011 I30 diesel SLX. When you start it up the headlights come on and cannot be turned off. Basically, the on off switch is redundant as far as I can gather. There doesn't seem to be an automatic switch on it either. Suggestions. Thanks.
what company had the car. Private sale or yard. I would think there's some modification to energise the relay when the ignition is on.
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Sounds like someone applied a company policy. Get to the input of said headlight relay and trace back to where the modification was made and reverse it.
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always on mod, we did that with the vehicles we sold (customer request), typically a module or relay of some sort.
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If you put the light switch to the middle the head lights should turn off and only "parking" lights should stay on. If that works you have automatic (head) lights. Auto lights can be taken out by removing the automatic light fuse. I have that kind of lights from the factory. If that is some aftermarket mod, then you need to check the wiring.
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If you put the light switch to the middle the head lights should turn off and only "parking" lights should stay on. If that works you have automatic (head) lights. Auto lights can be taken out by removing the automatic light fuse. I have that kind of lights from the factory. If that is some aftermarket mod, then you need to check the wiring.
I don't believe we had auto lights on the SLX but the OP is saying they're always on.
Some Companies over here it is policy all there vehicles are setup to headlights on when driving, day or night.
Usually a modification to the original setup.
Telstra was one such company, I assume they still are. :whistler:
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Ex Telstra vehicles are modified so the headlights remain on while the ignition is on. It is company policy. Not sure about other companies but I suspect others do it.