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Retrofitting Auto-On Lights?

Scott in Cincy
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Hi -- be sure to check your vehicle -- on the '04 Cayenne S a feature exists called, "Automatic Driving Light Assistant." It's page 120 and 121 of the '04 manual.

It may not be exactly what you're looking for. A lot of folks prefer the ability to control their lights with no intervention -- but the Automatic Driving Light Assistant is a partial step in the fully auto-on feature you want. You can always leave the headlight switch setting to "auto" and you're at least covered with auto-on in the dark, rain and high speeds (87mph and over).

Manual overrides of safety features are, I think, a nice part of the Porsche legacy.

Update/correction -- it may be your vehicle did not come with this option. The manual shows with and without Automatic Driving Light Assistant.

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Hi -- be sure to check your vehicle -- on the'04 Cayenne S there is a feature called, "Automatic Driving Light Assistant." It's page 120 and 121 of the '04 manual.

It may not be exactly what you're looking for but a lot of folks prefer the ability to fully control their lights -- the Automatic Driving Light Assistant is a partial step in the fully auto-on direction you're looking for. You can always leave the headlight switch setting to "auto" and you're at least covered at night for auto-on.

Manual overrides of safety features are, I think, a nice part of the Porsche legacy.

With the small exception that I don't have an "auto" selection on the switch :)

That's what I'm trying to retrofit...

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