It’s a silly feature that I don’t use much but I’m wondering why mine isn’t working well.
Lifted my car and learned about the leveling headlight arm that is attached to the upper trailing arm. Headlights were pointed too high.
Made my own extended sensor arm and adjusted my headlight to something more normal.
But the auto headlight feature is all wonky. Turns on sometimes with a car right in front and sometimes with cars head on. Same with turning on sporadically when on a dark windy road. I’ve been leaving the feature on more often now that I noticed the problem and want to sort it out.
Can’t seem to find the sensor for the lights. I tried the small sensor on the front of the rear view mirror. Tried the forward camera on the top of the windshield. Tried the front facing camera. Tried the ambient light sensor.
Anyone know what the issue is?
Maybe my adjustment is still bad?
Also on an Aussie video about 200 headlights his rig’s light go thru an aiming calibration dance when he turns his car on. I’ve never seen my 2017 200 do that.
Lifted my car and learned about the leveling headlight arm that is attached to the upper trailing arm. Headlights were pointed too high.
Made my own extended sensor arm and adjusted my headlight to something more normal.
But the auto headlight feature is all wonky. Turns on sometimes with a car right in front and sometimes with cars head on. Same with turning on sporadically when on a dark windy road. I’ve been leaving the feature on more often now that I noticed the problem and want to sort it out.
Can’t seem to find the sensor for the lights. I tried the small sensor on the front of the rear view mirror. Tried the forward camera on the top of the windshield. Tried the front facing camera. Tried the ambient light sensor.
Anyone know what the issue is?
Maybe my adjustment is still bad?
Also on an Aussie video about 200 headlights his rig’s light go thru an aiming calibration dance when he turns his car on. I’ve never seen my 2017 200 do that.