How do I turn the headlights completely off while the car is on?

Asked by Hashim Oct 11, 2014 at 09:20 PM about the 2013 Volkswagen Tiguan S 4Motion with Sunroof

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JCav01GT answered 9 years ago

There should be a knob or a switch that says auto, then a symbol of 2 headlights facing outwards and another symbol. Youll turn that knob all the way to the left.

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JCav01GT answered 9 years ago

If you arent sure what the knob looks like, just go to google and type in your car make/model and year and then add headlights switch, should be a few images for you.

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jgolder answered 9 years ago

If you mean the daytime running lights you will have to find a dealer that is willing to turn them off with a scan tool. in most states it is required by law to have them on newer vehicles.

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