Is it necessary to replace the entire assembly if the daytime running lights are damaged?
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If the daytime running lights are damaged, it is recommended not to replace the entire assembly immediately. First, check if the bulb is burnt out or if the fuse is blown. You can also take it to a repair shop for a professional to inspect the wiring. Reasons for daytime running light damage: The causes of daytime running light damage include broken wires or poor plug contact, blown high or low beam fuses, damaged light relays, or burnt-out bulbs. It is advisable to have the specific cause checked at a 4S shop. Solutions for daytime running light damage: Try reprogramming the headlight control module, inspect the light guide ring driver and its connectors, replace the headlight control module, check the bulb, inspect the headlight driver, reprogram the headlight control module, inspect the light guide ring driver and its connectors, or replace the headlight control module. Solution for daytime running lights not lighting up when powered: Daytime running lights do not have a corresponding control button, but there is a light control option in the vehicle settings. Enter this page to see the "Daytime Running Lights" option, which will show whether it is turned off or on. If the daytime running lights are turned off in the settings, they will not light up when the car starts. To turn them on, press the "OK" button on the steering wheel in the daytime running light settings interface, which will set the daytime running lights to the on state. They will automatically light up when the car is restarted.
