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Automatic headlights
We just bought a 2010 CR-V EX. For whatever reason (probably we came close to buying a RAV4)
my wife was dissipointed that our car does not have automatic headlights.
Has anyone added (or know how to add) the automatic headlights?
my wife was dissipointed that our car does not have automatic headlights.
Has anyone added (or know how to add) the automatic headlights?
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Automatic headlight require a daylight sensor or a sensor combined with a controllers to switch on the headlight. On some car's ther is a additonal switch position on the headlight switch. On other cars it's automatic all the time... as it was in my '03 Corolla.
Since the car already has DRL's, I don't really car as much. I find that on our Alitma, it turns on the lights much later than I like, so I end up switchign them on manually a lot fo hte tiem anyway.
my wife was dissipointed that our car does not have automatic headlights.
Has anyone added (or know how to add) the automatic headlights?
Option A) Research the blue prints and determine which Honda OEM module adds auto haeadlight functionality, and plug the module in. It should simple and straightforward with under $500 investment.
Option Buy the Photo eye sensor kit or just build one out of parts available at most Radio Shack stores and integrate in the switch circuitry your self. Cost: $20.