Thank you Sir, we just got a Civic EX tonight, my wife was freaking out and embarrassed driving home because the stupid thing was inconsistent, Followed your instructions to a T.... IT WORKED GREAT!! THANK YOU! and btw this video was much more clear, even though i did understand it in your first video.
I'm glad it helped you out Yusef. I do tend to babble quite a bit and since my brain doesn't quite work the way it should, I can explain things in a confusing manner. I'm glad the new video is easier to understand.
@@verdier4006 I'm not sure why automotive companies think it's a safety feature, if they don't work correctly they can blind people and then cause a accident, they need to go back to the drawing board and perfect them better if you ask me, I like the idea, but they are not consistent at all
I haven't rechecked the last video to make sure I didn't foul it up. I figured I probably didn't explain it correctly so I thought I'd try to make it more concise and hopefully correct
Well I checked my last video and it looks like i explained it correctly, but it wasn't as concise as this one when explaining how to just plain turn them on/off permanently. Either way I hope the confused viewer sees this video and it helps them.
I have a 2020 honda insight and I only have to pull back on the lever for one second and the auto bright light comes on pull back again for one second auto brights turns off very simple just as easy as flashing your high beams except hold for one second turns off and on, hopes this helps
This is while they are being used at night. The video is to show how to permanently turn the entire function on/off just in case you don't want the Auto Hi-beams to function at all. For those who find them obnoxious all the time and want them permanently off.
Thank you Sir, we just got a Civic EX tonight, my wife was freaking out and embarrassed driving home because the stupid thing was inconsistent, Followed your instructions to a T.... IT WORKED GREAT!! THANK YOU! and btw this video was much more clear, even though i did understand it in your first video.
I'm glad it helped you out Yusef. I do tend to babble quite a bit and since my brain doesn't quite work the way it should, I can explain things in a confusing manner. I'm glad the new video is easier to understand.
@@verdier4006 I'm not sure why automotive companies think it's a safety feature, if they don't work correctly they can blind people and then cause a accident, they need to go back to the drawing board and perfect them better if you ask me, I like the idea, but they are not consistent at all
Your original video helped me turn off the auto brights. I'm one of those that doesn't like auto brights. Thanks for the refresher.
I haven't rechecked the last video to make sure I didn't foul it up. I figured I probably didn't explain it correctly so I thought I'd try to make it more concise and hopefully correct
Well I checked my last video and it looks like i explained it correctly, but it wasn't as concise as this one when explaining how to just plain turn them on/off permanently. Either way I hope the confused viewer sees this video and it helps them.
I have a 2020 honda insight and I only have to pull back on the lever for one second and the auto bright light comes on pull back again for one second auto brights turns off very simple just as easy as flashing your high beams except hold for one second turns off and on, hopes this helps
This is while they are being used at night. The video is to show how to permanently turn the entire function on/off just in case you don't want the Auto Hi-beams to function at all. For those who find them obnoxious all the time and want them permanently off.
wowwwwww never knew this ! ish always stuck on high beams for no reason
I'm glad the video helped you out. 👍