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One issue I noticed when I rented a newer car a couple years ago, was that it automatically switched to full-beam and dipped where it thought appropriate though
by clort 3y ago
One issue I noticed when I rented a newer car a couple years ago, was that it automatically switched to full-beam and dipped where it thought appropriate though I only switched on low beam in the first place. I was driving a winding country road with a fair amount of oncoming traffic so I didn't really need full beam. The problem is that it only dips when it has seen the oncoming headlight, whereas to avoid dazzling the driver it would be better to dip just before they come into view.
- oarsinsync 3y agoI had this experience with an Opel (Vauxhall) recently. The solution was to manually deactivate the high beams when they were automatically engaged. They stayed off after that. Don’t know about a permanent solution, this was a one week rental.