Auto headlight switch
I think there is a light sensor that lives on the dashboard. You need that, the harness, and whatever else makes the auto headlights work. Not just the switch.
Last edited by howie2092; Mar 2, 2014 at 07:49 PM.
[QUOTE="howie2092;3337162"]I think there is a sensor that lives on the dashboard. You need that, the harness, and whatever else makes the auto headlights work. Not just the switch.[/QUOTE
Exactly. You need to purchase that connector and a resistor
Exactly. You need to purchase that connector and a resistor
I did this on my 2012 Mustang, but everything was there for the automatic lights except the switch.
Do you have a gray bump in the middle of the dash towards the windshield? Looks a little like a small pyramid about 3/4 " tall, this is the day/night sensor. If that is there, you might be OK.
Do you have a gray bump in the middle of the dash towards the windshield? Looks a little like a small pyramid about 3/4 " tall, this is the day/night sensor. If that is there, you might be OK.
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I did this on my 2012 Mustang, but everything was there for the automatic lights except the switch. Do you have a gray bump in the middle of the dash towards the windshield? Looks a little like a small pyramid about 3/4 " tall, this is the day/night sensor. If that is there, you might be OK.





