Most definitely. As soon as the sensor doesn't pick up enough sunlight, it'll automatically turn your headlights on for you. Btw congratulations ! Glad you're okay from the wreckLittle bit of a back story... My old car (99 Camry ) had a light sensor on the dash, when it was dark the headlights would automatically turn on after 30 seconds, We were the fist owners of the Camry, it was my dads and when I turned 18 he passed it on to me, after being so used to having the lights turn on by themselves, I can't get into the habit of turning on the lights in any car I get into, last week I got in to a wreck in the Camryand I bought a new car, my new car being a scion iM
Question ! Auto switch
Little bit of a back story... My old car (99 Camry ) had a light sensor on the dash, when it was dark the headlights would automatically turn on after 30 seconds, We were the fist owners of the Camry, it was my dads and when I turned 18 he passed it on to me, after being so used to having the lights turn on by themselves, I can't get into the habit of turning on the lights in any car I get into, last week I got in to a wreck in the Camry and I bought a new car, my new car being a scion iM which I am more than pleased with, its a beauty! I've only had it for about 2 days and I haven't driven it at night, now the question is... I see that the light switch had an auto function, will it work the same way as when I had my camry? Attached is a photo of my iM
and I bought a new car, my new car being a scion iM which I am more than pleased with, its a beauty! I've only had it for about 2 days and I haven't driven it at night, now the question is... I see that the light switch had an auto function, will it work the same way as when I had my camry? Attached is a photo of my iM Attachments
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@Miscion thanks ? I just set it to auto mode and thank you yeah I'm great and the iM better, can't wait to work on it
and thank you yeah I'm great and the iM better, can't wait to work on it1 - 3 of 3 Posts
