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There a light sensor that detects the amount of light it's receiving. During rainy or foggy "daylight" conditions, your best bet is to keep it on manually. Originally Posted by
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There a light sensor that detects the amount of light it's receiving. During rainy or foggy "daylight" conditions, your best bet is to keep it on manually.
YES, even if you headlights are on, it will turn itself off automatically. I would know because I have my headlights on all the time - day or night. It just takes longer than the "auto" setting.
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