How to Turn Off the Driving Lights on a Haval Big Dog?

[DelAlexandra]

Turn the key to the first position, then turn the turn signal to the left while pulling the lever upward to turn on the high beams. Do not release your grip at this point, then turn the key to the second position (self-check), and wait until you hear a sound.

[MayaDella]

As a veteran Haval Big Dog owner with over a decade of driving experience, let me share some insights about daytime running lights (DRLs). After taking delivery of my vehicle, I noticed the DRLs were enabled by default - a great feature that makes your car more visible to others during daytime driving and helps prevent accidents.

To turn them off, you'll need to operate while parked safely: Start the engine (but don't drive), then use the control buttons on the right side of the steering wheel to scroll to the instrument cluster settings menu. Look for options like "Vehicle Settings" or "Lighting Settings," then select "Daytime Running Lights" or similar wording to toggle them off. Some newer models even support operation through the central touchscreen, which is quite intuitive.

Important reminder: DRLs consume minimal power. The main reasons to disable them would be specific scenarios like saving battery during nighttime camping or avoiding disturbing neighbors. Never turn them off while driving as it may violate traffic regulations. I've tried this a few times myself - always make sure to reactivate them before driving again, safety first. Consulting your owner's manual or contacting the 4S dealership is also recommended.

[StElaina]

As a young car owner who enjoys tinkering with vehicles, turning off the daytime running lights (DRLs) on the Haval Big Dog is super easy. After starting the car, locate the main menu on the center console screen, tap into "Settings" or "Vehicle Settings," where you should find the "Lighting" section. Switch to the option to disable the DRLs. If the screen isn't clear enough, you can also use the buttons on the steering wheel to access the instrument cluster menu. The key is to keep the vehicle stationary to avoid any misoperations. Since DRLs are typically low-power LED lights, turning them off has minimal impact on the battery. However, keeping them on during the day improves visibility and reduces accident risks. Once, I turned them off in a parking lot to save power, only to have a friend say they couldn't spot my car—lesson learned! Now, I only do it in special situations. Avoid forcibly disconnecting wires or making modifications to prevent system damage. Beginners are advised to watch tutorial videos or consult their local dealership for guidance.

[LaDakota]

I don't have much experience with the Haval Big Dog, but turning off the daytime running lights is straightforward. After starting the car, find a safe spot. There's a settings menu on the dashboard—use the steering wheel buttons to navigate to the lighting controls and disable the daytime running lights function. The whole process usually takes less than a minute. If there's no response, check if your vehicle supports this feature, as older models might have it enabled by default. After turning them off, daytime visibility to other drivers may decrease, so try to avoid keeping them off for extended periods. For safety reasons, I only turn them off briefly during maintenance or testing. The power consumption is negligible, and the design is user-friendly. Checking owner forums or mobile app settings is also a common approach.