Function Description
The vehicle electrical system control module -J519- reads the position of the headlamp switch -E1-.
| Type | Switch-On Condition | Note |
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| AUTO, automatic light | Not in standard production; available only when the vehicle has a rain/light recognition sensor -G397-. | |
| Parking lamp (USA: sidemarker) |
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USA vehicles with Halogen headlamps: there are no bulbs for the daytime running lamps and the parking lamps. The bulbs for the side marker lamps are controlled installed. USA vehicles with Xenon headlamps: the bulbs for the left and right side marker lamps are controlled as well as the LED modules for the daytime running lamps and the parking lamps. In the back of USA vehicles, the bulbs for the rear side marker lamps are also controlled. |
| Low beam |
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| Daytime running lamp |
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The daytime running lamps must be coded in the vehicle electrical system control module. The daytime running lamps can be coded regardless of the type of headlamp. The function of the tail lamps is coded regardless of the type of headlamps. The driver can also switch the daytime running lamps on or off in the Car menu depending on the coding in the vehicle electrical system control module. |
| High beam, static (with rain/light recognition sensor) |
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The high beam is either a single bulb or a moveable flap inside the headlamp. |
| High beam, static (without rain/light recognition sensor) |
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The high beam is either a single bulb or a moveable flap inside the headlamp. |
| High beam, flasher | Turn signal switch set to flasher | |
| Fog lamp |
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| Rear fog lamps |
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| Parking lamps |
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