Hi All
I noticed tonight that my welcome lights no longer illuminate, and by that I mean the headlamps. I have the matrix derivative, and previously at night they would come on when I unlocked the car and flash a few times and then fade in and out twice before remaining illuminated. Now there is nothing, the puddle lights come on but that's it. My DRLs do not illuminate when I unlock during the day either, however I don't know if they used to or not. When I press the 'start' button the lights come on as expected and perform the calibration 'dance', and the auto high beam etc all works as it should.
I have a 2022 Premium Elite Nav, I have tried turning the function on and off again with no luck. I've also changed the time delay and tried 15s, 30s and 60s - this hasn't helped either.
If anyone could shine some light (pun intended, sorry) on the issue that would be great. Has anyone had this before?
I added an LED strip just for a bit of fun, it's not connected to the headlamp in any way at all, so it's not that that has caused the problem.
Thanks, Jon.
I noticed tonight that my welcome lights no longer illuminate, and by that I mean the headlamps. I have the matrix derivative, and previously at night they would come on when I unlocked the car and flash a few times and then fade in and out twice before remaining illuminated. Now there is nothing, the puddle lights come on but that's it. My DRLs do not illuminate when I unlock during the day either, however I don't know if they used to or not. When I press the 'start' button the lights come on as expected and perform the calibration 'dance', and the auto high beam etc all works as it should.
I have a 2022 Premium Elite Nav, I have tried turning the function on and off again with no luck. I've also changed the time delay and tried 15s, 30s and 60s - this hasn't helped either.
If anyone could shine some light (pun intended, sorry) on the issue that would be great. Has anyone had this before?
I added an LED strip just for a bit of fun, it's not connected to the headlamp in any way at all, so it's not that that has caused the problem.
Thanks, Jon.