Voluntary headlights
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Voluntary headlights
I put the new tires with new TPS units on tonight and in the process found that the voltage was low. I put the charger on and now when I turn on the key the headlights pop up and stay on regardless of what I do with the headlight switch or ignition switch. If I take the key out they turn off and close in a couple minutes and do this also when the battery is disconnected.
I did hear some relays trying to reset by the passenger foot area until I disconnected the battery as well.
I am wondering if this will continue after the batt is fully charged or has anybody experienced sucha deal with the headlights?
I did get the TPS programmed though......all from the help of this board. Thanks to all that post answers to questions here!!!
I did hear some relays trying to reset by the passenger foot area until I disconnected the battery as well.
I am wondering if this will continue after the batt is fully charged or has anybody experienced sucha deal with the headlights?
I did get the TPS programmed though......all from the help of this board. Thanks to all that post answers to questions here!!!
Last edited by drivestwin; Mar 4, 2008 at 10:07 PM. Reason: stupid spelling error
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Also if you have the light sensor on top of the dash covered up, they will come on. The twight sentinel allows you to program how long they'll remain on.
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I do have twilight but have not had them come on before. I will have to check how they are currently set up....maybe I changed the setting accidentally when programming the TPS units.
Thanks for the feedback.
Thanks for the feedback.
