The warnings take a few days to reset. Give it a few days, if it doesn't go away, then light the interior on fire and douse with butterbeer.eyeguy said:Hello All,
I have been lurking awhile and have gotten a lot of cool ideas from you all. Thank you. One of those ideas was some of the very sharp angle eyes that jbrac25 does. After getting a DIY kit from him and installing this weekend, we have a very cool and unique look on my wife's RRS. I must thank him for all of his tech support. I am sure I would have been shopping for some new headlights without his advise!
During the install I plugged the first headlight in after wiring it to check function before doing the other one. I noticed the adaptive headlight warning flashing on the dash when I did this but just assumed it was noticing the other light missing and would go away when both were hooked up. Well, I was wrong! After a flawless install and great looking halos, I still have that warning light flashing and the adaptive lights are not functioning. I did unhook the battery and let it set for at least 30 min. with no luck.
Anyone have any ideas or know how to reset the adaptive headlights? I checked all three fuses that seem to be linked to the system too. Thanks in advance for the help!
RRSupercharged888 said:So did you warning light reset?
Couple of days? Take the halos out when you hit the dealer!eyeguy said:RRSupercharged888 said:So did you warning light reset?
Not yet! Starting to worry I messed something up. I don't know, I guess a trip to the dealer is next to see if they can reset it?
Black electrical tape over the warning light.eyeguy said:Any other ideas out there?
WINNARgooseyloosey said:Black electrical tape over the warning light.eyeguy said:Any other ideas out there?
Ha! My wife beat you to that suggestion! It is her truck so I might just do that. Save some money that way.gooseyloosey said:Black electrical tape over the warning light.eyeguy said:Any other ideas out there?
