Why don't some modern cars automatically turn off headlights when ...

Yes, it is possible to have the car turn off the headlights when the car turns off - many cars have an "Auto" setting for the headlights, and it ...

Why don't all cars have auto headlights anymore? - Reddit

And these days almost all cars will turn off the headlights after the car has been turned off for a period of time to prevent battery drain.

At their simplest, car headlights are a pair of bulbs, wired to the battery thru a switch. So, no, they don't turn off automatically by magic.

Why do so many new cars not have automatic headlights?

All those new cars have automatic headlight settings. I have no idea why people don't use them or why people don't know they need headlights on in the rain, or ...

Why don't some modern cars automatically turn off headlights ... - DMV

You mean when you parked, switch your car off and only when you lock your car then after a minute or so the lights go off? You see your car likes you very ...

AUTO Headlights don't turn off - Toyota Nation Forum

1) Unlock the vehicle and enter through the passenger side door · 2) Turn the ignition on, but don't start the vehicle- keep it in accessory mode

The difference between automatic headlights and ... - YouTube

Terrible when your vehicle now forces you into situations you dont want to be in or to listen to bells and chimes with no way to shut off. 12:02.

Why don't all cars have automatic headlights [Archive] - Beyond.ca

No, not daytime running lights. Complete automatic headlights, taillights and marker lights. Everyone screams about the dangers of poor ...

Lights will not turn off after car locks. Lights are always in Auto setting.

Check the headlamp switch near your left knee. It should have an indicator light in the Auto position. If it isn't lit up at all, you're experiencing the ...

Start the car without auto-headlights? | Chevy Bolt EV Forum

disable auto headlights is for the headlights not the daytime running lamps which is what always come on because it has been a requirement on ...

Do our Auto headlights also turn on tail lights? - Drive Accord

Not all cars have an AUTO headlight feature, and even if so, the driver may not have it set. In the old days, the dashboard would only light up ...

Do Car Headlights Turn on Automatically? - Motor Hills

Automatic headlights will automatically turn off when the car is turned off. As long as you're not idling your car overnight (which is a bad idea anyway), your ...

Headlights not turning off when engine off | BobIsTheOilGuy

In 30s of locking the vehicles the lights would turn off - this is how most vehicles with manual ON/OFF of headlamps work. No, it isn't. Most ...

Headlights don't come on in auto mode but work fine in when turned ...

Since the interior lights dim you can probably rule out the sunlight sensor in the dash. Since the headlights work manually you can rule out ...

Auto headlights don't turn off in daylight or when I shut the car off

What is the "Headlight Auto OFF Timer" setting? That's the time the lights will stay on after you close the driver's door. It can be as high as ...

my HEADLIGHT SWITCH is set to AUTOMATIC but the LIGHTS won ...

Ok. Usually in this case the headlight switch itself can create this issue. Have you tried turning the delay all the way down and see how long ...

Headlights don't turn off auto setting - IH8MUD Forum

3 times now I have parked my '08, same as always, with lights in the "auto" position and come back some time later to find they never turned ...

Headlights dont turn off automatically | Toyota Nation Forum

Needs to be in the "auto" position I believe. Our 2002 didn't have auto lights...just DRL or "on". They might turn off after a while longer ...

Auto Headlights Don't Shut Off in Garage? - XBimmers | X7

We have the 'Auto' button selected, which would imply that they turn on/off as light conditions warrant. We have had an issue on multiple occasions where we ...

Headlights turn off when you turn the car off

Driver error, I just forgot. I always switch full on, not "Auto." Last night I (apparently) forgot... again, so I tested it and sure enough ...