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I went grocery shopping today, and as I was putting the goods into the back, a woman in the car parked next to mine pointed out that my headlights were on. I must have bumped something getting into my Bronco or getting out, but somehow the dial got moved from automatic to always on. Not a serious problem this time, just annoying. I guess I should get in the habit of checking my vehicles whenever I park them and walk away. I didn't hear any weak beep sound when I left it, but heard it when I got back in. I'm coming up on five years of ownership and it's a surprise every time this happens.
On my 2014 escape, there is a setting to turn all lights off when the key is removed. I love that feature. The brake lights don't even work after it shuts everything off. Is there something similar that I can do to my Bronco to prevent accidental headlights on when parked?
I consider this a screw-up on Ford's part to make it work this way. I know that if you get in and the lights were on, just starting it switches back to automatic mode and then they turn off (in the daytime).
So, is there a fix to shut off the headlights when I park it?
On my 2014 escape, there is a setting to turn all lights off when the key is removed. I love that feature. The brake lights don't even work after it shuts everything off. Is there something similar that I can do to my Bronco to prevent accidental headlights on when parked?
I consider this a screw-up on Ford's part to make it work this way. I know that if you get in and the lights were on, just starting it switches back to automatic mode and then they turn off (in the daytime).
So, is there a fix to shut off the headlights when I park it?
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