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"Flooded it mate?"
Join Date: Apr 2011
Location: Busselton, Western Australia
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G'day all...
I've been thinking a lot lately about how being able to switch off all the interior lights, so that they don't come on when doors are open or when the key is removed from the ignition, would be extremely handy for situations like camping trips etc... Unfortunately, in my AUII Futura wagon, there is no way of doing this... they lights will come on regardless. I know Opt.20 cars came with a switch on the centre fascia, but getting hold of one of those is near impossible. Looking at pictures of high-series interiors, I noticed how the headlight switch also has the delay/off switch. When it's turned to off, is that all lights out? Even when the doors are open? I've got one of these switches but the delay/off doesn't work properly in low-series cars. Curious whether it's possible to get it working, provided switching it to off will do what I'm after! Cheers! Chris |
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Delay/off switch on headlight switch question.
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