Bigralphie
Standard Member
I do this now and then it's down to accidentally catching the light switch as said above,
Do it with the rear window switches, too,hands like shovels
Do it with the rear window switches, too,hands like shovels
I've only just worked out how to turn the lights back to auto after turning them to off, without restarting the car, you just flick the switch to off again, so it's basically a toggle switch.![]()
We never know the conditions they work under, so I am fairly indulgent of programming errors, but I do expect bugs to get fixed after a year, so my patience isn't infinite.If I am feeling charitable I can imagine the lights-on detection being written for a car with a start/stop button, eg the ZS, matching a ignition key. When the MG4 start/stop process eliminated a physical button and buried the power-off option in the depths of the info screen, someone forgot to update the the lights-on detection software to take the new approach into account.
It does alert you when you open the door if the lights are switched to on.I just had this issue. Kinda wish the car did have a stop/start button to be honest, but if it made an alert noise while the door was open that would do the trick.
Have you accidentality switched the lights to manual on the steering wheel stalk?I’ve got the same problem. I’ve locked the car and the headlamps and rear lights are still lit. I’ve been charging with the granny charger all day (don’t know if that’s relevant). I can’t find any way of turning the lights off.
I hope it doesn’t run the battery down too much as I have a long journey tomorrow!
Thanks. That was it. I’d had the car valeted so one of them must have knocked it while cleaning it.Have you accidentality switched the lights to manual on the steering wheel stalk?