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YOUR RESEARCH3 lights next to headlight switch

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radar detector

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I think it's likely a radar detector, with the top light indicating ahead and the bottom light indicating behind.

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v1

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Likely an old V1.

3 lights next to headlight switch
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radar detector

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Suspected cause

I think it's likely a radar detector, with the top light indicating ahead and the bottom light indicating behind.

3 lights next to headlight switch

v1

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Suspected cause

Likely an old V1.

3 lights next to headlight switch
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POST 1 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

Hi there, when we first bought this car I noticed these three light looking thingys next to the headlight switch on my 00 Carrera. Does anyone know what they are? Thanks.

POST 3Original post

100% after market something. EVOMMM says alarm, could also be for ejection seat.

POST 4 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

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Thank you! I was thinking that it might have been like extra fuses or something, but that makes a lot more sense.

POST 5Original post

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POST 6Original post

It could be a permanently installed radar detector. Do the lights ever illuminate?

POST 7Original post

I think it's likely a radar detector, with the top light indicating ahead and the bottom light indicating behind. Likely an old V1. Does the center button turn? It could be a volume control.

POST 8Original post

Though this might be a tedious process, you need to follow the wires and find what they lead to.

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