Yep, it's normal for me. Can't find any rhyme or reason to it neither. The system and I often disagree on when the lights should be on/off. I've begun to suspect my Rogue is female given how frequently it changes it's mind about automatically turning on the headlights.jcircus wrote:I have a 2012 SL Rogue, and i am just wondering if it's normal for the auto headlights to go on/off during the day when entering a shaded area (like an underpass, or tree lined road). Previous cars i owned with auto lights where never this sensitive. should I have the dealer look at it, or is that a waste of time? if it's normal for nissan's than i guess i can live with it
lol that's the best technical reason i have ever heardRogue One wrote:Yep, it's normal for me. Can't find any rhyme or reason to it neither. The system and I often disagree on when the lights should be on/off. I've begun to suspect my Rogue is female given how frequently it changes it's mind about automatically turning on the headlights.jcircus wrote:I have a 2012 SL Rogue, and i am just wondering if it's normal for the auto headlights to go on/off during the day when entering a shaded area (like an underpass, or tree lined road). Previous cars i owned with auto lights where never this sensitive. should I have the dealer look at it, or is that a waste of time? if it's normal for nissan's than i guess i can live with it