There is a light sensor somewhere up front, probably on the dash. After about a minute of darkness, or when it's dark when you power up, the lights go on. Similarly, after about a minute of lHopight, they go off. I've thought about (but haven't done it yet) covering the sensor on my Jeep Grand Cherokee to have them on all the time. Hope that helps.
You turn it one notch from the off position
All you have to do is pull the fuse. They are electrically driven.
Because Mitsubishi Eclipse 1996 doesn't have automatic headlights.
If you are parked and you want to here the radio without the Automatic headlights on. Some times if you engage the parking brake it will turn off the automatic head lights.
For the 1999 Chevy Tahoe, automatic headlights are turned on by default. Turning them off requires opening the bezel on the dashboard and removing the light sensor.
on my 2003 there is a knob on the left hand side of the dash that controls the headlites. if you turn it all the way to the left (its spring loaded) while the vehicle is on the lites will turn off.
check fuses and connections at the headlights and the switch in the dash, make sure your headlights are good ;-) that's a start...
Turn off engine. Depress Emergency Brake. Turn on engine. The lights will not turn on until the E-Brake is released. Get in the habit of setting the E-Brake and you will have less of an issue with the auto headlights. I don't think there is an easy way to bypass the auto headlights entirely. The headlight switch is essentially, "just for show."
check your dimmer switch;set to automatic which should have starlike design.
Turn the car off. push on the parking brake 1 or 2 clicks turn car on. the lights will not come on
There are a couple of different times when you'd turn off your headlights. You'd turn off your headlights when the car is off for example.
u can only turn the lights off by applying the parking brakethen turn the key