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Re: head lights
You know, it really does p1ss me off. I have a 2002 Chrysler Concorde, it is smart enough to handle the headlight task, while a more upper scale car ( and newer ) car like the Crossfire does not.
Also, the lights in the Concorde come on it you activate the wipers, but NOOOOO, not the Crossfire.
Also, the lights in the Concorde come on it you activate the wipers, but NOOOOO, not the Crossfire.
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Re: head lights
You know, it really does p1ss me off. I have a 2002 Chrysler Concorde, it is smart enough to handle the headlight task, while a more upper scale car ( and newer ) car like the Crossfire does not.
Also, the lights in the Concorde come on it you activate the wipers, but NOOOOO, not the Crossfire.
Also, the lights in the Concorde come on it you activate the wipers, but NOOOOO, not the Crossfire.
Yeah diff strokes for diif folks... My 1999 Olds Intrigue had (and my 02 Camaro has) those auto 'on' headlights, and I do not like them. A lot of times I go into or check the car at dawn or dusk (iggy on), and the damn lighting system comes on full all around. Sucks to have to start the vehicle (waste) just to jack car and do oil (or anything else) with the iggy 'on'. Of course, I'm not an advocate of 'smart' anything anyway. It is just another thing that can (and does) go wrong. I like being able to turn em on and off based on the situation present. The worst, is entering a military controlled area, they have a sign posted upon arrival to the 'gate' to turn your headlights off (so they can see into your vehicle?). Those two older cars with the auto lights, they do not turn off when approaching the guards. I hate them auto lights! 
Did I mention, I HATE them auto headlights? LMAO .
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Re: head lights
You know, it really does p1ss me off. I have a 2002 Chrysler Concorde, it is smart enough to handle the headlight task, while a more upper scale car ( and newer ) car like the Crossfire does not.
Also, the lights in the Concorde come on it you activate the wipers, but NOOOOO, not the Crossfire.
Also, the lights in the Concorde come on it you activate the wipers, but NOOOOO, not the Crossfire.
I am sure my '93 and '95 models did.
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Re: head lights
Not strictly true as you have to turn the switch to get the high beams to work normally. They do work in the DRL mode but only to flash them. That is how it worked in both of my Crossfires.
Re: head lights
Yeah diff strokes for diif folks... My 1999 Olds Intrigue had (and my 02 Camaro has) those auto 'on' headlights, and I do not like them. A lot of times I go into or check the car at dawn or dusk (iggy on), and the damn lighting system comes on full all around. Sucks to have to start the vehicle (waste) just to jack car and do oil (or anything else) with the iggy 'on'. Of course, I'm not an advocate of 'smart' anything anyway. It is just another thing that can (and does) go wrong. I like being able to turn em on and off based on the situation present. The worst, is entering a military controlled area, they have a sign posted upon arrival to the 'gate' to turn your headlights off (so they can see into your vehicle?). Those two older cars with the auto lights, they do not turn off when approaching the guards. I hate them auto lights! Did I mention, I HATE them auto headlights? LMAO .
All my cars have auto on / off except the crossfire. I love it. I used to think you couldn't turn the auto system off but you CAN! it's different in most cars but in my 2000 Bonneville you could turn off the headlights and even the running lights by just turning off the dash dimmer switch. I bet it's similar or same in your Intrigue -- given it's GM product. So, it's possible to do in all cars, you just have to know how to do it.
