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Postby [ solara girl ] » Sat Jan 18, 2003 10:53 pm

do the 02 solara headlights come on automatically if it starts to turn dark? :-?
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Postby Missay » Sat Jan 18, 2003 10:57 pm

yup..there's a sensor..so even if you go thru a tunnel at night they come on temporarily.

i luv it b/c you really can't ever forget to turn your head lights on at night :D

plus, usually if you do turn them on, and then you don't turn them off at night, it will automatically turn off when you turn the car off = no dead batteries. although, be careful, b/c ocassionaly, the lights won't go off (i forget what causes it..something w/ the order you turn the car off and touch stuff in the car, i forget...but every now and then i'll forget to turn them off and then i see that my amber lights are still on as i'm getting out of the car)

i guess technically, you don't even have to bother w/ the headlights b/c they turn themselves off and on. (i still do just in case the rear lights don't come on or something)
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Postby xyntax » Sat Jan 18, 2003 11:16 pm

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Postby i20solara02i » Sat Jan 18, 2003 11:16 pm

Missay wrote:yup..there's a sensor..so even if you go thru a tunnel at night they come on temporarily.

i luv it b/c you really can't ever forget to turn your head lights on at night :D

plus, usually if you do turn them on, and then you don't turn them off at night, it will automatically turn off when you turn the car off = no dead batteries. although, be careful, b/c ocassionaly, the lights won't go off (i forget what causes it..something w/ the order you turn the car off and touch stuff in the car, i forget...but every now and then i'll forget to turn them off and then i see that my amber lights are still on as i'm getting out of the car)

i guess technically, you don't even have to bother w/ the headlights b/c they turn themselves off and on. (i still do just in case the rear lights don't come on or something)


missy i don't so cuz the 02 doesn't have the senor for it to turn on for you. reason is because on the 02 they have that knob where we could turn off your day time driving lights. so the 02 would have to turn it on manaully.

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Postby Missay » Sat Jan 18, 2003 11:21 pm

oppss..overlooked the "02" part :D

well now that's suckee suckee. i like that feature for stupid people like me who never turn them on or off. actually, before the solara i was really good w/ turning the lights on and off, i never left the lights on and needed a jump.

now, w/ the solara, wow...the only time i turn them on is when i need them on before they kick in..and the only time i turn them off is when i remember. :drinking:

so the 02 + models don't have that?
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Postby i20solara02i » Sun Jan 19, 2003 12:38 am

Missay wrote:oppss..overlooked the "02" part :D

well now that's suckee suckee. i like that feature for stupid people like me who never turn them on or off. actually, before the solara i was really good w/ turning the lights on and off, i never left the lights on and needed a jump.

now, w/ the solara, wow...the only time i turn them on is when i need them on before they kick in..and the only time i turn them off is when i remember. :drinking:

so the 02 + models don't have that?


nope they don't

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Postby [ solara girl ] » Sun Jan 19, 2003 9:44 am

darnnn. sometimes when i park and wait for someone i turn off my headlights and when i'm ready to go i sometimes forget to turn them back on. :( but that sucks we don`t have a sensor.

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Postby impactX » Sun Jan 19, 2003 11:03 am

It doesn't suck so much... Just look at the gauge before you go, then you would remember.

I hate the sensor so much that I unplugged it :lol: now I can turn off the yellowy headlights completely :lol:
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Postby SKYravefever » Sun Jan 19, 2003 3:23 pm

I personally quite fancy that auto-on feature; best thing since sliced bread, though I'm not one of those goofballs that forget to turn them on. Having them disabled would be great for those with HIDs.
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Postby Guest » Mon Jan 20, 2003 8:39 am

Missay wrote:i guess technically, you don't even have to bother w/ the headlights b/c they turn themselves off and on. (i still do just in case the rear lights don't come on or something)


i leave my parking lights on all the time, and just let my sensor determine when the headlights go on.

well, except for in bad weather, or when driving through lots of shadowy/sun lit places (that just confuses the sensor). in those cases, i manually switch on the headlights.
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Postby chrisjoe » Fri Jan 31, 2003 12:41 pm

I had a 2000 and the lights went on automatic, just picked up my 2003 yesterday and no automatic lights :( , but now i have heated seats, so i guess i can deal with the lights.
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Postby Guest » Fri Jan 31, 2003 1:08 pm

[ solara girl ] wrote:darnnn. sometimes when i park and wait for someone i turn off my headlights and when i'm ready to go i sometimes forget to turn them back on. :( but that sucks we don`t have a sensor.

thanks missay and everyone else!

if you had the sensor, it wouldn't allow you to turn off your headlights (unless you did some rewiring), so maybe you could look at that as a plus.
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Postby Peter » Fri Jan 31, 2003 11:59 pm

is there a way to disable daytime running lights and still have the automatic on feature work?
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Postby Blaze » Sat Feb 01, 2003 8:40 am

they should work w/ the sensor if u unplug the drl thing. I remember i had to unplug my sensor too to turn them off
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Postby Flipside909 » Sun Feb 02, 2003 3:22 am

Peter wrote:is there a way to disable daytime running lights and still have the automatic on feature work?


Yes, it's called unplug the DRL plug underneath your hood, near the passenger side firewall.
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