For those who require Automatic Headlights
#1
For those who require Automatic Headlights
In the past there has been a lot of talk about people wanting, no, NEEDING automatic headlights and appauled that the TL with all its might and power did not have them. The common response has been that you got so much and can't have it all, get over it. Great car. BUT WAIT, is there a way? Can it be done? You don't have to live like that, like a low class peon. You can make your TL even greater. Auto headlights are a wonderous marvel that no TL should be without. Really? Probably not, however those who keep whining: there is a solution. Most have stopped reading by now so I will stop babbling and just post the damn links for the potential solutions I have come across:
http://store.yahoo.com/rodi/des20012.html
http://www.dsp-mobilityelectronics.c...ries/head.html
http://www.pacificinsight.com/afterm..._automatic.htm
Enjoy and good luck.
http://store.yahoo.com/rodi/des20012.html
http://www.dsp-mobilityelectronics.c...ries/head.html
http://www.pacificinsight.com/afterm..._automatic.htm
Enjoy and good luck.
#6
Originally Posted by Road Rage
Instead of using the headlights to navigate to the front door, use a HomeLink device to cut on the hpome lights, and program the TL's HL to turn night to day.
agreed... but what about when you are not at home... out at night?
btw my sales rep at my acura dealer seems to think that the lights are auto already.... haha.. foolish sales people need to read here first :-D
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#10
My QX4 has auto headlights, but they don't seem to understand the concept of "Sunrise". Have to turn them off 'cos I can't see the display! Dealer claims it's OK. Morons. Can't wait to dump this thing!
Drove my 93 Wrangler at night for the first time in months. Took me 5 mins to find the lights switch. It's hard finding a black rocker switch in a black jeep with no interior light in a dark parking lot... (note to self: leave flashlight in Jeep).
Drove my 93 Wrangler at night for the first time in months. Took me 5 mins to find the lights switch. It's hard finding a black rocker switch in a black jeep with no interior light in a dark parking lot... (note to self: leave flashlight in Jeep).
#11
Ok, I am an electrical engineer .... I just got my car on Friday but here is what I am going to be doing soon:
1) Measure the voltage output of the stock light sensor on the dash at day and night.
2) Build circuit to detect both conditions and it will have a memory to it ... in other words so if you go under an overpass yoru lights won't come on, etc
3) This circuit will trip a relay to turn on your lights.
2 hours of research & about under $10 in parts from an electronics store.
I had this featured added on to my RX-7 with a Clifford alarm and I loved it and it worked perfectly without any false "overpass" turn ons.
1) Measure the voltage output of the stock light sensor on the dash at day and night.
2) Build circuit to detect both conditions and it will have a memory to it ... in other words so if you go under an overpass yoru lights won't come on, etc
3) This circuit will trip a relay to turn on your lights.
2 hours of research & about under $10 in parts from an electronics store.
I had this featured added on to my RX-7 with a Clifford alarm and I loved it and it worked perfectly without any false "overpass" turn ons.
#17
Originally Posted by vikrampatel
agreed... but what about when you are not at home... out at night?
btw my sales rep at my acura dealer seems to think that the lights are auto already.... haha.. foolish sales people need to read here first :-D
btw my sales rep at my acura dealer seems to think that the lights are auto already.... haha.. foolish sales people need to read here first :-D
#18
Originally Posted by campIIIMAF
move to Canada, or buy a vehicle built for Canada. You'll get your DRL's
Besides which, one would not dare post another thread about DRLs when there are so many others in the forum.
#20
Originally Posted by moreace
In the past there has been a lot of talk about people wanting, no, NEEDING automatic headlights and appauled that the TL with all its might and power did not have them.
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#21
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This thread has absolutely NOTHING to do with DRLs.
Besides which, one would not dare post another thread about DRLs when there are so many others in the forum.
Besides which, one would not dare post another thread about DRLs when there are so many others in the forum.
your right . . . DRL's (bite my toung) aren't what this thread is about. what was I thinking
#22
Originally Posted by sparky57
Anyone who "needs" automatic lights shouldn't be driving. The judgement skills required for when to rotate the switch at night or in the rain is pretty basic. Automatic lights are another nanny option like automatic windshield wipers. "Gee, Fran - suddenly I can't see out the windshield. Whatever should I do?"
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