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I have a 2004 Civic LX with blue backlighted gages. They can be seen fine
when the headlights are off in the daytime,or on at night,but if I use the headlights in the daytime the gages are very hard to see unless I really boost the backlight level, and then I have to reduce it again for night, or daytime with no headlights. Is there a way to keep the gages visible in the daytime with headlights on without changing the backlight level all the time? |
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"Ernest Cassirer" <erncass@foxinternet.net> wrote in message news:443ab1b4_1@newsfeed.slurp.net... >I have a 2004 Civic LX with blue backlighted gages. They can be seen fine > when the headlights are off in the daytime,or on at night,but if I use the > headlights in the daytime the gages are very hard to see unless I really > boost the backlight level, and then I have to reduce it again for night, > or > daytime with no headlights. Is there a way to keep the gages visible in > the > daytime with headlights on without changing the backlight level all the > time? No. |
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Ernest Cassirer wrote:
> > I have a 2004 Civic LX with blue backlighted gages. They can be seen fine > when the headlights are off in the daytime,or on at night,but if I use the > headlights in the daytime the gages are very hard to see unless I really > boost the backlight level, and then I have to reduce it again for night, or > daytime with no headlights. Is there a way to keep the gages visible in the > daytime with headlights on without changing the backlight level all the > time? -------------------------------- Go to hamsar.com and get a proper DRL module, then get it installed. You're wasting way too much fuel by driving with ALL your lights on in the daytime. 'Curly' |
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"'Curly Q. Links'" <motsco__@interbaun.com> wrote in message news:443AF29B.1E9264BF@interbaun.com... > > Go to hamsar.com and get a proper DRL module, then get it installed. > You're wasting way too much fuel by driving with ALL your lights on in > the daytime. Not to mention the excess wear and tear on the headlight switch. {;^) |
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