Hello forummembers,
I have a Kizashi from the Netherlands and it comes off factory with sport suspention and............ light you cannot turn off.
The switch/knob has three functions, 'OFF' 'City light' and 'Normal light'. OFF is the same as Normal, the only difference is that in OFF mode the high beam doesn't work.
I have looked in the front window and the light/rain sensor seems to be there. So I bought a switch/knob from Ebay with the 'AUTO' function and thought, maybe it will work.
It took me 30 seconds to replace but it didn't work.
Does anyone know if the NL version has the light sensor placed?
Does this forum has a Edd China who can make this work?
Sorry for the bad English
Regards,
Klaa$vaaK
Kizashi 'AUTO' light mode
Do you know which trim level you have? If you have leather seats, a moonroof, and a factory navigation, you have a top-spec model. These are the only ones that came with automatic lights, I believe. While other lower level models might have that light sensor in the dash, it's likely a dummy. My car has it although I do not have automatic lights.
If you have high beam bulbs that stay on when you drive, even if the headlight switch is set to OFF, then you have Daytime Running Lights. These are standard in US and Canadian models. They basically have the high beam bulbs operate at low wattage while the car is in operation.
If you have high beam bulbs that stay on when you drive, even if the headlight switch is set to OFF, then you have Daytime Running Lights. These are standard in US and Canadian models. They basically have the high beam bulbs operate at low wattage while the car is in operation.
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Hello
If your knob is in OFF state and the clearance light ON all the time it means there is a problem with the rain/light module try to disconnect the connector from it and check again.
If your knob is in OFF state and the clearance light ON all the time it means there is a problem with the rain/light module try to disconnect the connector from it and check again.
Hello KuroNekko,KuroNekko wrote: ↑Mon Mar 07, 2022 8:02 pm Do you know which trim level you have? If you have leather seats, a moonroof, and a factory navigation, you have a top-spec model. These are the only ones that came with automatic lights, I believe. While other lower level models might have that light sensor in the dash, it's likely a dummy. My car has it although I do not have automatic lights.
If you have high beam bulbs that stay on when you drive, even if the headlight switch is set to OFF, then you have Daytime Running Lights. These are standard in US and Canadian models. They basically have the high beam bulbs operate at low wattage while the car is in operation.
In the Netherlands there were only two models. 4wd with CVT or 2WD manual transmission. Full specs, leather seats, moonroof no navigation.
I have a rainsensor, and its located in the front window with a lightsensor. The bulb which is located front of the center speaker you mean is a sunlight sensor. It helps the climate control to regulate the temperature in the cabin. (When the sun shines in the car the climate control needs to work harder to get the temperature)
Maybe the Netherlands just used the daytime running light models.
But I just think the lightsensor is in the front window. I can see it. But how can I be 100% sure?
Because when its there I think it can work
Regards,
KlaasvaaK
Last edited by Klaa$vaaK on Tue Mar 08, 2022 8:05 am, edited 1 time in total.
Hello Saeed Kizzy,SAEED_KIZZY wrote: ↑Mon Mar 07, 2022 8:16 pm Hello
If your knob is in OFF state and the clearance light ON all the time it means there is a problem with the rain/light module try to disconnect the connector from it and check again.
I have contacted a Suzuki dealer here with the same Netherland model. And it was exactly the same. OFF State, lights on.
Regards
KlaasvaaK
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sorry I forget about DRL. but again check the connector of rain /light module below the rearview mirror if there is one!Klaa$vaaK wrote: ↑Tue Mar 08, 2022 8:03 amHello Saeed Kizzy,SAEED_KIZZY wrote: ↑Mon Mar 07, 2022 8:16 pm Hello
If your knob is in OFF state and the clearance light ON all the time it means there is a problem with the rain/light module try to disconnect the connector from it and check again.
I have contacted a Suzuki dealer here with the same Netherland model. And it was exactly the same. OFF State, lights on.
Regards
KlaasvaaK
also if your car is not equipped with Auto light maybe your front windshield replaced with the one with Auto light bracket
Ok thats a good idea, I will try to take the rearview mirror off. And look if both rain and light sensor is placed.SAEED_KIZZY wrote: ↑Tue Mar 08, 2022 8:40 amsorry I forget about DRL. but again check the connector of rain /light module below the rearview mirror if there is one!Klaa$vaaK wrote: ↑Tue Mar 08, 2022 8:03 amHello Saeed Kizzy,SAEED_KIZZY wrote: ↑Mon Mar 07, 2022 8:16 pm Hello
If your knob is in OFF state and the clearance light ON all the time it means there is a problem with the rain/light module try to disconnect the connector from it and check again.
I have contacted a Suzuki dealer here with the same Netherland model. And it was exactly the same. OFF State, lights on.
Regards
KlaasvaaK
also if your car is not equipped with Auto light maybe your front windshield replaced with the one with Auto light bracket
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@Klaa$vaaK Removal instruction from service manual:
Wow thats great, this is going to be easy!SAEED_KIZZY wrote: ↑Tue Mar 08, 2022 6:38 pm @Klaa$vaaK Removal instruction from service manual:
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Another question, do you have the complete manual for me, I have downloaded somewhere from this forum but not all the pages are readable.
Regards,
KlaasvaaK
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I found this one and re-upload it
Kizashi Repair Manual 2010-2011.pdf
https://www.dropbox.com/sh/7sa4wbee9zwi ... 4wMHa?dl=0
Kizashi Repair Manual 2010-2011.pdf
https://www.dropbox.com/sh/7sa4wbee9zwi ... 4wMHa?dl=0