As it says really, is it possible to programme the vehicle with VCDS so the DRL dims when indicating as the Audis do ?

Thanks

It is if you have access to vcds

Since the DRL's are not near the Indicators and causing anyone to fail seeing the indicators, why would you want them to dim?

Yes, the instructions are in here

http://www.briskoda.net/forums/topic/299426-octavia-iii-vcds-adaptations-tried-and-tested/

Since the DRL's are not near the Indicators and causing anyone to fail seeing the indicators, why would you want them to dim?

 

Really? what car have you been looking at?

 

http://www.briskoda.net/forums/topic/296662-post-your-mk3-octavia-photos/?p=3530735

 

My MkII FL does it so I assume a MKIII Will

 

Rear lights also on with DRL's

If in Daytime/Daylight those are stopping others seeing your indicators, which would be a Skoda Design fault 

where not all DRL's are set to dim from the factory,

 

Imagine how much the indicator must be hidden from other road users when a Dipped Headlight is turned on.

 

george

I'm not worried with mine, others have said they can see the front indicator fine when the DRL's are on,...

Amount of txts i go e saying your DRL's are broke when i enabled this on my mk2 i just havent bothered on the mk3 hah

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ATEOTD anything that helps the muppets on the road see what your intentions are (and a DRL going off or dim when an indicator is put on is ALWAYS going to stand out more) is a good thing IMO.

 

You have the CHOICE to do this or not, nobody is forcing you, but get used to it as just like LED DRL’s more and more manufacturers are doing it.

The EU legistlation requires them to do it,

if DRLs are too bright and stopping Indicators from being clearly seen.

 

So they never did it as standard that they dim on a Type Approved after Feb 2011 car, 

just make it available as a choice.

Skoda must have decided they did not mask the Indicators.

http://theaa.com/motoring_advice/safety/daytime-running-lights.html

 

Nothing to get used to, the legislation is already all there.

(It does stand out to those with no Car Knowledge, they think some cars have a bad wiring connection/Earth.)

 

george