Automatic Headlight sensor

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Automatic Headlight sensor

Postby DRZ [OP] » April 20th 2012, 10:57pm

Can the automatic headlight sensor sensitivity on my '04 be adjusted? On a sunny day in Wisconsin, if a cloud goes over in Iowa it turns on my night time headlights etc.
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