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  • Go Pies!!!
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efc - you can actually adjust the brightness level with the same switch you use when its dark.

Its the + and - buttons on the side of the instrument panel just to the right of the steering wheel.

When im on the highway during the day I run with my light on as well - and just hold the + button down for a few seconds until its at its full brightness...

Not to sure if you have tried this yet or not, but its worth mentioning just in case... considering you had not written it in your post, and well everyone else here is full of great ideas!

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Thanks Smicky

that did do the trick,and to all you numb nuts out there,I think you should be driving datsun120y

If your ever in wa smicky there a cold beer here

Cheers efc63typhoon

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ha ha efc63 - mate thanks for the credit... :nerd:

one thing but - I dont drink beer, im a Grey Goose Vodka boy - and NO im not gay...

Glad it did the trick and not to sure what sh*t everyone else was smoking or drinking or whatever - maybe its that stuff they call beer!

heheh

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Are you serious? You didn't consider actaully changing the dimmer on it yet you ridicule everyone else??? :spit: I thought Smicky was being a smart-arse.

Glad you got it sorted :rtfm:

Hey guys my headlights don't work Oh never mind...just turned them on

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Anyboy go a solution for this for a MKII Ba? The screen is impossible to read in day light, even with the dimmer at full brightness

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hidd - replace the screen?

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  • Moar Powar Babeh
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SMIC,

Screen is fine when the lights are off. Im thinking i may install a second light sensor that dims the screen at night but allows the daytime screen to remain on with the head lights on....

bout the only solution i can think of that avoids have to manual dim the screen at night with a dedicated switch or something similar

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Has your car got auto headlights? Might be able to hook something up off the existing sensor :drool:

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yeah, it has auto headlights. Im yet to see them actually switch off tho...... :ohnoes:

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lol

Auto as in turn on when it's dark, or as in always on regardless? If the later there's a module under your dash that needs to be yanked out.

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