When you’ve left the lights in your car or headlights on for a long time without the car running, it tends to drain your car’s battery. A car’s battery gets recharged when it’s on the move; that’s why you can Read more…
If you leave your headlights on do they turn off themselves? Yes, all of them do. Depending on the make, model, and year of the vehicle they turn off automatically after a set amount of time or they shut off Read more…
Fog light symbol They can usually be found on a button on the dashboard, on a steering wheel stalk, or next to the dial you use to control your regular lights. How do I turn on my fog lights? Fog Read more…
A: Not all vehicles have automatic headlights, especially older vintages. Do car headlights turn on automatically? Today’s automatic headlamps come on whenever the switch is in the “auto” position and it’s dark enough to require them. They use a photoelectric Read more…
How to Install a License Plate Light: Step 1: Buy New License Plate Lights. Step 2: Use a flat screwdriver to remove the license plate housing cover. Step 3: Remove the bulb housing gently and unscrew the stock bulb. Step Read more…
If you have left car lights on all night, the battery can quickly run down. It does not make much difference whether it is a halogen, LED or xenon lamp. If you leave the light on for too long, the Read more…
Leaving your car lights on will only drain your battery which could cause stalling the next day or even inability to start your car. When the lights are on in your car and the engine isn’t running, the battery will Read more…
The high beam symbol is a blue symbol with five horizontal lines vertically stacked to the left of a shape that resembles a headlight. This will engage on the dashboard to notify you that your high beam lights are active. Read more…
This setting is usually on a stick on the steering column, sometimes the stick that controls your turn signal, and is always separate from the low beam control. The high beams can be turned on by pushing or pulling on Read more…
Find the adjusting screw and turn the screws slowly clockwise to raise the height of the lights or counterclockwise to lower them. As you make your adjustment, make sure the most intense part of the headlight beam hits at or Read more…