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wouldn't it be cool if...
wouldn't it be cool if ford could have programmed your lights to come on when you use your windshield wipers. i had to drive about 45 min ( 10 miles, 5 inches of rain in 5 hours) though what was left of the hurricane this week. it was about 7 pm and my auto lights still didnt come on. It would be nice to have them come on when the wipers are used. This would be a heck of a lot cheaper than a "rain sensor" C'mon Ford - get on the ball
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*hmmm* sorry, maybe it's a cali thing.. but, i don't think i'd benefit from that at all. :)
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Originally Posted by sspangl
wouldn't it be cool if ford could have programmed your lights to come on when you use your windshield wipers. i had to drive about 45 min ( 10 miles, 5 inches of rain in 5 hours) though what was left of the hurricane this week. it was about 7 pm and my auto lights still didnt come on. It would be nice to have them come on when the wipers are used. This would be a heck of a lot cheaper than a "rain sensor" C'mon Ford - get on the ball
my dad had the wiper/light sensor on his lincoln...in two years it was replaced 4 times... he ended up saying screw, it, i'll turn my lights on manually (this was back in 02/3) |
use the wiper motor and relay it to the lights so you can control the strobe pattern :thumbsup:
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Ummm, I guess its what ever you like. My grand cherokee had it back in 00 and it wasn't that big of a deal.
Just put a piece of tape over your light sensor and then your lights will stay on all the time. |
I think in NY it is the law to have lights on with wipers.....maybe the manufacturers should all have to have this feature. :bandito:
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Just turn them on, problem solved
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That might sound good in theory but I bet a lot of folks wouldn't like it if their headlights came on everytime the windshield wipers were turned on. I like being able to control them separately.
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Originally Posted by jpdadeo
Just turn them on, problem solved
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Originally Posted by jpdadeo
Just turn them on, problem solved
second that one (or is it third that one, now?) It's tough to beat a simple switch. |
Originally Posted by NukePooch
second that one (or is it third that one, now?) It's tough to beat a simple switch.
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Originally Posted by jpdadeo
Just turn them on, problem solved
I'm not too lazy to turn them on as i often do when i think light condtions warrant it and they have not automaticaly turned on. i just think it would be a cool feature as lights are required when its raining. I live in a very well lit city. Too often people here forget to turn on their lights at night so I personally like the auto light feature but the sensor is not nearly as sensitive as it needs to be. |
In allot of Luxury cars they both just come on automoatically.
Rainsense wipers and the same auto lights that we already have. All it would need is the rainsense wipers. |
Just turn the switch all the way to the right and........ Problem Solved.
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Originally Posted by -TXF150-
Just turn the switch all the way to the right and........ Problem Solved.
there's no need to be an A$$. I just think Ford half a$$es some of their options. Thats why half the posts here are from lariat owners whining about something on their "$35,000 truck" I have an masters in engineering - i know how to work the lights. Hence why i said "wouldn't it be cool if..." I was hoping someone would have a clever way to rig this. |
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