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Hey guys ive had my 33 for bout 3 years now and finally decided to query on this. On my center console next to the cup holder i have a switch wich says "light reduce". I have tried using it and nothing happens so no idea what it is linked to.

I do know there are wires running from it but to what i have no idea. Has anybody else got one of these? were they a factory option?

Car is a 97 series 2 GTST.

cheers guys

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That switch you are talking about automatically turns off your headlights when you come to a stop. Apparently it is a courtesy thing in Japan for drivers to switch off their headlights when they come to a stop in traffic. May be fact or rumour but that is what I heard at least.

I have a '97 R33 S2 and also have that switch near the cup holder and it does exactly that; when I have my headlights on and have the light reduce switch on it automatically turns my headlights off when I come to a stop.

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