It is possible that the problem you are experiencing with your 1999 Volkswagen Passat is caused by a fault in the vehicle's headlight switch. The headlight switch controls the operation of the tail lights, as well as the head lights, and a malfunction in the switch can cause the tail lights to only function when the high beams are on.
It is also possible that the issue could be caused by a problem with the wiring in the vehicle, such as a loose connection or a short circuit.
I recommend having a mechanic diagnose and repair the problem, as it could be a safety issue if your tail lights are not functioning properly. The mechanic will be able to determine the cause of the problem and repair it for you.
Your low beam headlight bulbs are probably both burned out.
The industry standard number is a H4 bulb, ge # 9003bp, hella # 78155.
your local parts place will have a catalogue but it should be an H3 lamp for driving & fog lights
They are not supposed to. The DRL function only activates low or high beam lights, depending on the model. Interior lights and taillights remain extinguished in order to increase contrast of brake and turn signals as well as lengthen the life of the bulbs.
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A DLR module is commonly used in cars. Its function is to control the daylight running lights and or switches the lights when starting the engine and dims when the normal beam is switched on.
multi function switch
Check the grounds for the headlights.