Alb
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Yes, very unreasonable for me to expect the car to do what I want it to do.
In a way yes it is unreasonable to expect it, but not unreasonable to want it. I would like my passenger seat to move electrically, it doesn't though. There are many things I would like but that's how it comes. It does the important things that we bought it for, eg. it gets me from A to far away B nicely and is cheap to run and better to the environment than my old ICE vehicle.Yes, very unreasonable for me to expect the car to do what I want it to do.
It's not unreasonable to expect the auto lights to function as they should. ie turn on the lights when they are needed rather than at some point after they are needed. It is not comparable to saying the seats should move electrically when the car does not have this function. If there was no auto function for the lights, I would say that you are 100% correct, that you can't have everything, but if it is provided it should function. If they couldn't get them to function as it should, it should have been left off the car, I think people would have accepted this better than a system not working as intended. Even in the event that you just accept that everything in the car might not work exactly as it should, commenting that you expect it to work as it should is certainly not unreasonable.In a way yes it is unreasonable to expect it, but not unreasonable to want it. I would like my passenger seat to move electrically, it doesn't though. There are many things I would like but that's how it comes. It does the important things that we bought it for, eg. it gets me from A to far away B nicely and is cheap to run and better to the environment than my old ICE vehicle.?
@Alb - is the sensor behind the rear view mirror area? I ask because in the last couple of days my headlights have started going to main fairly randomly when following traffic, which makes me look a bit of a knob, and I've forgotten to look at it in daytime but want to have a look tomorrow and see if it's just the (rather extensive) muck on the car that's causing it. Ta.The sensor does sit behind the windscreen.
Me too. Hopefully just a side effect of the cold weather then!Also been getting camera blocked warnings fairly often.
@Alb - is the sensor behind the rear view mirror area? I ask because in the last couple of days my headlights have started going to main fairly randomly when following traffic, which makes me look a bit of a knob, and I've forgotten to look at it in daytime but want to have a look tomorrow and see if it's just the (rather extensive) muck on the car that's causing it. Ta.
I get the camera blocked when heading into low sun.Mine been the same this week due to ice / dirt. Have disabled auto main beam for the time being. Also been getting camera blocked warnings fairly often. Wondering if the wiper blades are not tracking the shape of the windows an not cleaning so well due to the cold.