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Sensor sensitivity, for Autolights
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12-12-2008, 12:48 AM | #1 |
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Sensor sensitivity, for Autolights
Does anyone know if (if only by the dealer with a hidden potentiometer) it can be turned down. I like the feature but feel a bit of a clot driving round in the middle of the day with my lights on. If it is anything but positively bright they will be on and its not necessary.
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12-12-2008, 04:41 AM | #2 |
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the sensitivity level can be changed by your dealership. i had the same issue that my lights would continuously go on and off in the middle of the day as soon as i would drive by anything that would cast the slightest shadow on the car. they adjusted it and it improved but it still went on and off sometimes. knowing that these repeated on and offs aren't exactly good for the xenon bulbs, i have gotten used to leaving the light switch at 0 during the day and whenever it starts to get dark i switch to auto in order to have AHL. it's funny how the light sensor was intended to take care of switching headlights on and off, but in the end i still do it myself.
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