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Old May 9th, 2009, 11:42   #1
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Hi can anyone please tell me how this was done. I found the pic whilst looking for s40 mods and thought it looked awsome, plus just to change the subject if i lower my car whilst still under warrenty will it void it many thanks
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Fantastic. Seriously smart.

If Volvo saw that then that could be their response to the "Audi look".
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biggs312800> The method is there on the forum were you found that pic

http://forums.swedespeed.com/zerothread?id=98046
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many thanks for that i knew i could count on you guys many thanks again
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If you decide to go for it, then be sure to show us some pics too!
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trust me mate i will, its just one thing, if you read through the write up on how to do it they say its easy, its just the wiring up that i might have trouble with, i dont have a clue how to do it, plus by the looks of the pic that i posted im guessing it will be linked to the side lights


just one thing ive noticed about my car, if i have the lights on the bottom setting 0 on the switch when the sun is out they seem to be the same as if i put them to the top setting to make my full beams work, i was under the impression the lights were ment to near enough turn off for the drl's or am i wrong, can someone put me straight lol many thanks
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Your DRL's are on full time unless you put your switch on sidelight setting (middle position), yours being a phase two model you can turn off the lights by, I think, pulling the main beam switch towards you and turning the light switch to the "o" position then release the high beam stalk. How to turn your DRL's off is posted on these forums somewhere. I imagine lowering the car whilst under warranty would very likely void your warranty, I should ask the garage or read the small print.
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cheers man many thanks, i really wanna mod my car but its always about the voiding of that bloody warrenty, i think i might invest in leds all round when i get time, the number plate ones look sweet
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