TeryT said:Well I went out last night & tried it, and this time it worked. So either I turned the light switch back on after shutting the engine down, or their is an intermittenent problem. Likely the former. Sorry!
So would it drain the battery clear down? I thought there was something that prevented this.
Are you talking the ignition switch?Uneek said:The owner's manual recommends that if the car will sit for more than a week, the switch be placed in the 'Off' position. I guess there's a current draw when (in 'Auto' mode) the auto sensor is powered.
Uneek said:The owner's manual recommends that if the car will sit for more than a week, the switch be placed in the 'Off' position. I guess there's a current draw when (in 'Auto' mode) the auto sensor is powered.
TeryT said:Are you talking the ignition switch?
Mark86 said:I don't understand the reasoning behind that. When the engine is off, how can the automatic light sensor be drawing any power? When I turn my key to 'ACC', the auto sensor is not powered either. I have left my light switch on auto since the day I got my truck and have not had a problem yet.
TeryT said:OK, now I'm really confused (which doesn't take much at all)! The light switch has an "auto" setting? I've never seen this - where is it supposed to be? Is this a feature on later models or sumptin? Or am I totally misunderstanding this!!??