Is there anyway to bypass the dimming of the drl's with the headlights on? The lighting from the main beam on narrow unlit country roads is so bad, almost dangerous & I notice so much usable light above the cut off is lost when the headlights come on.
Stop dimming factory DRL with headlights?
- Thread starter MartinUK
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Ty Davis
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I don't know how to keep the DRLs on at full brightness when the headlights are active.
Some clever rewiring should be able to accomplish that.
That being said, the Stinger has pretty good headlights.
However, there have been many instances of these cars being delivered with aim that fails to light the road as best as it could.
It sounds like your car would benefit from raising the headlights aim upward a bit.
There are posts here on the forum that will help you do it yourself. Or you can have your dealer do it for you.
Also, be sure to try the headlights in the AUTO setting to get the full benefits they have to offer.
You'll likely find that you don't need the DRLs for additional light after proper aim.
Some clever rewiring should be able to accomplish that.
That being said, the Stinger has pretty good headlights.
However, there have been many instances of these cars being delivered with aim that fails to light the road as best as it could.
It sounds like your car would benefit from raising the headlights aim upward a bit.
There are posts here on the forum that will help you do it yourself. Or you can have your dealer do it for you.
Also, be sure to try the headlights in the AUTO setting to get the full benefits they have to offer.
You'll likely find that you don't need the DRLs for additional light after proper aim.
LaserJet
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Check this out How To Adjust Headlight Beam Height
eflyguy
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It's called "not blinding oncoming traffic"..
The Stinger LED lighting is better than many cars on the road. If your lights aren't providing enough illumination ahead, they need to be adjusted as stated above.
