R56 Leaving headlights on
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Yeah, I leave my lights on all the time (safety feature that helps people see me). I actually never bother to turn them off. I have the daytime running lights programmed in but with those I can't have my fog lights turned on, plus I don't want to be one of those idiots that forgets to turn on their actual lights and runs around at night without any tail lights thinking they are on because they can see their headlights.
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well a couple of things. If you leave the lights on it doesn't shut off immediately. It will wait a few minutes, maybe 2 or 3. This is noted in the manual and in the little booklet that you receive with the motoring package.
I keep them off and turn them on manually, with that said I have programmed the driving lights to be on all the time. So my headlights are always on, and the tails and interior lights need the switch. Although if I forget I don't worry because the car will shut it all down in due time without the battery drain.
I keep them off and turn them on manually, with that said I have programmed the driving lights to be on all the time. So my headlights are always on, and the tails and interior lights need the switch. Although if I forget I don't worry because the car will shut it all down in due time without the battery drain.
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well a couple of things. If you leave the lights on it doesn't shut off immediately. It will wait a few minutes, maybe 2 or 3. This is noted in the manual and in the little booklet that you receive with the motoring package.
I keep them off and turn them on manually, with that said I have programmed the driving lights to be on all the time. So my headlights are always on, and the tails and interior lights need the switch. Although if I forget I don't worry because the car will shut it all down in due time without the battery drain.
I keep them off and turn them on manually, with that said I have programmed the driving lights to be on all the time. So my headlights are always on, and the tails and interior lights need the switch. Although if I forget I don't worry because the car will shut it all down in due time without the battery drain.
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Is it just because I'm OLD, or does this damn car have more features than the average brain can deal with??
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yea, but can you turn the lights on indefinitely after you take the key out? like if you are just hangin out somewhere or looking for that quarter you dropped at night. basically, can you override the "safe mode" that the car seems to always be in, in case you are actually aware that your lights are on and know that you have to turn them off? also, do you guys know how to do the same thing for the radio? when i was washing my car and rocking out to The Beatles, the car would shut off like every 5-10 minutes, and i would have to turn it back on. annoying. i know the battery will die, just let me rock, ill turn it off before its dead.
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yea, but can you turn the lights on indefinitely after you take the key out? like if you are just hangin out somewhere or looking for that quarter you dropped at night. basically, can you override the "safe mode" that the car seems to always be in, in case you are actually aware that your lights are on and know that you have to turn them off? also, do you guys know how to do the same thing for the radio? when i was washing my car and rocking out to The Beatles, the car would shut off like every 5-10 minutes, and i would have to turn it back on. annoying. i know the battery will die, just let me rock, ill turn it off before its dead.
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well its just that, in every car ive ever been in, you could turn on the lights and leave them on. its just something you should be able to do. same with the radio. yes, you can push the button to turn the radio back on, but it will eventually turn off in a few minutes. so im wondering if you can get them to stay on, the lights and/or radio. when you are waiting for someone and you want to listen to some tunes, you dont want to have to keep turning the radio back on. so im thinking there has to be a way to keep it on.
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On our recent trip through Arizona there were stretches of highway that required headlights on at all times, so when we stopped for dinner I forgot to turn off the lights. It was dark after dinner and when I unlocked the doors the lights came on.
This is a great feature. I would never want to be that driver whose car is described on the loud-speakers at the local store that "your headlights are on".
This is a great feature. I would never want to be that driver whose car is described on the loud-speakers at the local store that "your headlights are on".
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