Automatic headlight sensitivity. ( Grrrrrrrrrrr .... )

[OuterUB]

For the love of God, is there a way to either reduce the sensitivity of the light sensor or perhaps slow down the time from detection to "headlights on" ?

My lights come on (and the screen goes dim, which is the real issue here) if I so much as drive under a shady tree.

 

[Rockcrawlindude]

For the love of God, is there a way to either reduce the sensitivity of the light sensor or perhaps slow down the time from detection to "headlights on" ?

My lights come on (and the screen goes dim, which is the real issue here) if I so much as drive under a shady tree.

If you run the adjuster wheel for the screen/gauge brightness all the way up and then there is a tactile click to the highest setting, the screen doesn’t dim when the headlights come on.

I do that when the headlights are on for rain but it’s daytime.

 

[CdnHO]

If you run the adjuster wheel for the screen/gauge brightness all the way up and then there is a tactile click to the highest setting, the screen doesn’t dim when the headlights come on.

I do that when the headlights are on for rain but it’s daytime.

What he said.

 

[OuterUB]

If you run the adjuster wheel for the screen/gauge brightness all the way up and then there is a tactile click to the highest setting, the screen doesn’t dim when the headlights come on.

I do that when the headlights are on for rain but it’s daytime.

I love you man. In a trictly hetero Ram-owner kind-of way ....

 

[Rockcrawlindude]

I love you man. In a trictly hetero Ram-owner kind-of way ....

Love you too, man. No homo.