is there a switch /button that I might have pressed? is it a faulty relay?
headlight with a mind of it's own
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Sgt. Bilko
headlight with a mind of it's own
I have got a Ford Freda when i stop moving the headlights go off after 1-2 seconds and then come back on when I set off however if my indicator is flashing when I stop to turn the head lights stay on pressing the accelerator makes no difference it will only come back on when I move can anyone help?
is there a switch /button that I might have pressed? is it a faulty relay?
is there a switch /button that I might have pressed? is it a faulty relay?
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Re: headlight with a mind of it's own
This has come up in the past, some come over with some kind of bizzare safety feature to avoid glare when stationary.
Spend a while on the Search, there may be an answer there somewhere.
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Re: headlight with a mind of it's own
Yup I think it is a feature (optional? is yours a later model?) intended to save on juice and/or dazzling people when - as so often happens in Japan - you are stationary in traffic for long periods. No idea how you disable it but it has been discussed on here a long time back so have a searchmister munkey wrote:This has come up in the past, some come over with some kind of bizzare safety feature to avoid glare when stationary.
Spend a while on the Search, there may be an answer there somewhere.
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Sgt. Bilko
Re: headlight with a mind of it's own
Eureka found the switch it’s on the underside of the steering column
Thanks for pointing me in the right direction

Thanks for pointing me in the right direction
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Re: headlight with a mind of it's own
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