NJSierra

Okay, cool. The only logic would be the safety issue of someone forgettin' to turn headlights on that are use to them coming on automatically. I see that all the time in my line of work.

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aintmisbehavinn

NJ Goat is right, I had this same problem. As long as I shut if off below 6, it never happens.....

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Red Bearded Goat

The best way to prevent this situation is to use the switch manually. It happened to me yesterday for the 1st time as I rolled up the driveway turning the car off as I was still moving, pulled the key out and opened the door in one rapid motion in conjunction with setting the parking brake... bolted into the house, got what I needed and returned to find my lights still on. Using the remote to lock or unlock did nothing. I turned the lights off manually, started the car and drove away. While driving down my street I put the switch back to auto. Upon stopping and getting out again after shutting down the normal way I do it the auto lights worked properly.

Just a quirk to remember if your in a rush and you shut down while moving or open the door before removing the key and you have the headlight switch on auto.

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