activating adaptive head lights
I noticed that my head lights do not turn in the direction the car is turning, I checked the manual and learned that I have to "activate" the feature by puting the ignition switch in position 2 and turning the light switch to the left.
Do I have to leave the light switch to the left all the time?
Do I have to do this everytime I start the car?
Or I do it once and the adaptive head lights will function regardless of the light switch position?
This is not explained in the manual, I appreciate if someone has the answer.
Thanks
Do I have to leave the light switch to the left all the time?
Do I have to do this everytime I start the car?
Or I do it once and the adaptive head lights will function regardless of the light switch position?
This is not explained in the manual, I appreciate if someone has the answer.
Thanks
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Originally Posted by Casper' date='Nov 24 2004, 07:23 PM
I noticed that my head lights do not turn in the direction the car is turning, I checked the manual and learned that I have to "activate" the feature by puting the ignition switch in position 2 and turning the light switch to the left.
Do I have to leave the light switch to the left all the time?
Do I have to do this everytime I start the car?
Or I do it once and the adaptive head lights will function regardless of the light switch position?
This is not explained in the manual, I appreciate if someone has the answer.
Thanks
Do I have to leave the light switch to the left all the time?
Do I have to do this everytime I start the car?
Or I do it once and the adaptive head lights will function regardless of the light switch position?
This is not explained in the manual, I appreciate if someone has the answer.
Thanks
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Originally Posted by Guest' date='Nov 24 2004, 11:38 PM
I have my switch in the left position all the time, then the lights are automatic and the adaptive headlights are active, too.
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Everything I've read says you need the headlight switch in the Auto position for Adaptive to work.
So, "activation" is a bit misleading. You need to keep the switch on Auto all the time if you want the Adaptive feature to work.
So, "activation" is a bit misleading. You need to keep the switch on Auto all the time if you want the Adaptive feature to work.
Originally Posted by phatrosh' date='Nov 24 2004, 05:30 PM
im not exactly sure but from my experince in the past 3 days with my new toy... the knob has to be turn to the left in order for adaptive to work.... turing the knob all the way to left will also put it on auto..therefore you can leave it on all the time, and the lights will come on and off by a sensor on your front windshield. someone please comfirm this ..thanks
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and john w are right. you need to leave it to "auto" mode in order to trigger some "actions"
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Is there a way to adjust the sensativity of the auto lights so they don't stay on during the day
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Originally Posted by roost' date='Nov 25 2004, 10:29 AM
Is there a way to adjust the sensativity of the auto lights so they don't stay on during the day
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