I understand your thoughts, but, as an Auto action does it matter if the available light triggers it sooner rather than later:- to me that's a plus..![]()
#1
It appears the light sensor for the auto headlight function is really sensitive. My Audi is much more conservative as to when it decides to turn on the headlights. A cloudy day appears to trigger the Passat. Any adjustments I can do via VAGCOM?
I STFA but didn't see anything... if someone knows of anything can you point me to it?
Current: 2012 Passat TDI SEL / 2012 Touareg TDI Lux
Past VW: 2005 Touareg 3.2 / 1996 GTI-VR6
Past Other: 2007 Audi Q7 4.2 / 2007 BMW 328xi / 2006 Porsche Cayenne / 2003 Audi A6 3.0Q / 2001 Audi A4 2.8Q / 1998 Jeep Wrangler Sahara / 1991 Honda Accord EX / 1989 Toyota Supra
#2
I understand your thoughts, but, as an Auto action does it matter if the available light triggers it sooner rather than later:- to me that's a plus..![]()
El Jay..
Previously Owned:- Far too many'
And ONE too many from
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#3
I think you can adjust the sensitivity of the RLS. Ive seen something for that in the central electric bytes not which it is right now.
Euro switch, 30% 3M nano ceramic tint, Chinese BiXenon headlights and LED tail lights, H&R springs, paddle shifter steering from V6, 20" Giovanna Kilis wheels, 225/35ZR20 Conti DWS tires
#4
first test to see if working, then try changing color of glass setting through vcds. i found that in winter, since light is weaker, headlights were coming on sooner. changing the setting fixed that.
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