Driving on the wrong side of the road

[ClioDriver]

Hello.

I'm taking my RS4 to France in August and was wondering about the headlights.

In the good ol' days, you'd go to Halfords and buy black shields and stick them to your headlilghts to stop the gendarmes hassling you for dazzling the locals. Surely, as my car has adaptive headlights (meaning that they can change direction), there's now a software solution for this.

Am I right? Probably need to get VagCom or get a dealer to do it though...

Cheers,
Mark

[sonny]

Yep you can change it via VAG-COM, guys who just came back from the Euro trip Did this, or failing that, do what I did, and get some patches from Halfords (you can still buy them)

[P_G]

TBH we didn't switch our headlights over for the Euro tour because we were driving during the day. If you are thinking of driving after 9pm or brfore 5am fair enough, but if going in the next couple of weeks you're going during the longest days of the year.

It is a simple VAG-COM thing to do if you know smeone with a VAG cable and VCDS.

[BlingBling]

Been driving on the wrong side of the road for the last 4 years and still have not changed over my headlights.

[Nib]

Been driving on the wrong side of the road for the last 4 years and still have not changed over my headlights.

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[Snodgrass]

Take a few seconds with VCDS (VAG-COM) to put the headlights in Tourist Mode - usually do it on the train in the Tunnel. Dealer quoted me £100 to p[ut them in Tourist Mode and another £100 to put them back to normal - so VCDS saves me £200 per trip!

[PetrolDave]

Take a few seconds with VCDS (VAG-COM) to put the headlights in Tourist Mode - usually do it on the train in the Tunnel. Dealer quoted me £100 to p[ut them in Tourist Mode and another £100 to put them back to normal - so VCDS saves me £200 per trip!

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