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Can you turn off Porsche Day time Running lights in the USA?

James Thompson
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My 718GT4. Is a srtuggle get in my garage.  So put a big mirror on back wall so I c as n see car coming in. 
trouble is can’t switch lights off  so now I get dazzled by head lights. 
 

would make life much more bearable for me if I could switch lights off

 

any ideas. ???

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Welcome to RennTech:welcomeani:

 

Daytime running lights are one of many a federally mandated safety items on these cars (e g: tire pressure monitoring system, seat belt alarms, air bag warnings, etc.).  As such, any shop or individual that turns them off, or shows how to do it could be held legally and financially responsible for damages that could be proven were caused or related to the lights if the vehicle was involved in an accident.

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