How to use the automatic headlights on the Southeast DX3?

[VanCole]

Simply turn the combination light switch to the AUTO position to activate the automatic headlight function. When driving at night or entering a tunnel, the headlights will automatically turn on. Below is a related introduction to the automatic headlights of the Southeast DX3: 1. Automatic headlights are a feature installed by some manufacturers for driver convenience, incorporating a light-sensing control system in the headlights. 2. When the light-sensing control system detects that the external light intensity is greater or less than a certain value, the car's headlights will automatically turn on or off. 3. The standard dual L-shaped eagle-eye lens headlights are seamlessly integrated, exuding a domineering presence and giving the entire front fascia a stylish and dynamic appearance.

[VanSawyer]

Operating the automatic headlights on my SouEast DX3 is quite straightforward. Primarily, I rotate the light control stalk next to the steering wheel to the 'Auto' position, which is typically marked with 'AUTO' or a similar icon. Once set, the headlights will automatically turn on or off based on the ambient light conditions—such as illuminating when it gets dark or when entering a tunnel, and turning off during broad daylight. I remember feeling a bit nervous when I first got the car, thinking it might be complicated, but now I’m used to it and find it very intelligent. It’s important to ensure the sensor isn’t covered by mud, water, or leaves. After washing the car or during rainy weather, it’s best to wipe the sensor located above the dashboard clean; otherwise, the sensitivity might be affected, causing the headlights to turn on late or off early. I highly recommend new drivers make use of this feature—it eliminates the hassle of manual operation and helps improve driving focus.

[OAna]

In my seasoned driver experience, the automatic headlights operation on the Soueast DX3 is quite practical. Just flip the control lever to the Auto position, and the light sensor will activate the headlights once it detects darkness. From a safety perspective, this reduces distractions from manually switching lights during night driving, especially ensuring clear visibility on highways. Remember to check that the sensor near the windshield isn't obstructed by tinting or debris, and clean it regularly with a soft cloth to prevent dust from causing delayed responses. After driving for several years, I've found the auto mode to be reliable, but it's best to manually test it a few times to ensure proper functionality. Overall, this feature serves as a helpful little assistant for both novice and frequent drivers.

[DeAndres]

The automatic headlight feature on the Soueast DX3 is easy to use—just turn the light control stalk to the Auto position. The headlights turn on in low light and off in bright light. The sensor is located above the dashboard inside the car; avoid letting it get covered by snow or mud, as this can affect its performance. From my driving habits: for daily commutes, once set to Auto, it requires no further attention, saving time and effort. However, during heavy rain or fog, I manually adjust the brightness for added safety. Simple operation like this can also extend bulb lifespan.