Hey guys

Recently (2 days ago) purchased 2014 citigo sport. Noticed that both front drl lights not working, checked bulbs and they did look blown. Also n/s side light in same bulb was out. So bought 2 new w21/5 bulbs and replaced them, to my surprise both drl still not functional. Side light works fine, but drl off. What could be wrong? Can it be disabled from car? 

I may be imagining this, but.....I seem to remember that some people who don't want DRLs disable them by removing the appropriate fuse. See if a fuse is physically missing?

8 minutes ago, oxonboxn said:

I may be imagining this, but.....I seem to remember that some people who don't want DRLs disable them by removing the appropriate fuse. See if a fuse is physically missing?

Just looked in handbook....yes, it actually tells you to remove the fuse if you want to disable the DRLs......fuse number 4 on the underside of dash panel.

Many thanks for helpful reply. Just checked and it's fuse 22 (drl lights) location 5 in second raw missing. Now bit of confusion fuse in location 5 in second raw from other side missing too. How do count them from left or from right? 

Also what fuse do I need 7.5? 

24 minutes ago, oxonboxn said:

Just looked in handbook....yes, it actually tells you to remove the fuse if you want to disable the DRLs......fuse number 4 on the underside of dash panel.

My owners manual tells me fuse 22 for DRL. 

Having looked at the manual again.....DRL fuses at 4 AND 22....so, has somebody removed both fuses? I'd guess at 5 amps....

In my owners manual is

4 switch illumination, number plate lights. 

22 DRL 

30 Exterior mirror heater. 

 

22 is 5th slot from left missing second  raw and 

30 is 5th slot from right second raw

 

 

My Citigo is 2013 and the manual is dated 11.2012...and it definitely says DRLs at 4 and 22....I thought it seems odd to have a fuse for each side!

(Switch illumination and number plate lights at 21 here)

Many thanks again. 

Will grab few fuses tomorrow and test each slot. In my car second raw have most 7.5 amp fuses, so I am guessing it might be few changes since 2012.