I just got a 2019 ford f150 2.7 and I love it. One thing I noticed is on the auto mode . It have to be like super bright sunshine for it to realize and turn off the headlights. Is that normal? Or is my light sensor maybe weak?

anyone experiencing that?

 

If it’s got daytime running lights & the truck is running, the headlights are on.
Is there anything blocking the raised black sensor in the middle of the dash?

 

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I have my daylight running light feature is off so the headlight suppose to turn on on auto mode only when it gets dark. Where is that sensor ? And how it looks lIke? I can check it

 

The sensor is located in the middle of the dashboard close to the windshield. It looks like this:

 

okay thank you ill
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do you think maybe mine is weak? Becuase why would it need to be super bright for the headlight to turn off

 

every ford that i have had for as long as i can remember it has to be almost full daylight for the auto lamps to turn off

 

My auto lamps are on the conservative side... they often turn on before sunset if I'm in the shade, and before many other vehicles. Make sure you don't have something sitting over the sensor on the top center of the dashboard, or a layer of dust.

 

when you have your headlight on auto or off, when you press the high beam to like flash someone or signal someone, does ur low beam turn on with it too? I noticed that even if my headlights are off or on auto, If I like quick press on the high beam, the low bream go on and off with it . Is that normal?

 

Yes that is normal. When the headlamps are off (even in Auto) and you pull the high beam lever, this is a flash-to-pass that illuminates both high and low beam. If the headlamps are in ON and you pull the lever, it engages normal high beam. If in AUTO and the headlamps are on, pulling the lever engages normal high beam.