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scarey Member Since: 07 Jan 2011 Location: in the cloud Posts: 410 |
i'm pretty sure that 2016's have flat beam headlights so no adjustments are necessary... |
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Thu Nov 07 2019 9:45pm |
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Half Man Half Pie Member Since: 07 Nov 2019 Location: East mids Posts: 7 |
Thanks Scarey. That's what the handbook says but it then mentions AHBA and how to change the side of the road you are driving on.
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Thu Nov 07 2019 10:44pm |
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Farmer Chalk Member Since: 02 May 2015 Location: London Posts: 535 |
I’ve just come back from driving around Italy on a two week tour and as you said I just changed over the headlights via the driver controls in the main menu... took seconds and I drove around without incident...
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Fri Nov 08 2019 7:22am |
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Half Man Half Pie Member Since: 07 Nov 2019 Location: East mids Posts: 7 |
Farmer Chalk, was it quick and easy as you had the auto high beam assist ? |
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Fri Nov 08 2019 7:47am |
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PIG88 Member Since: 23 May 2018 Location: North of Watford Posts: 194 |
We have a 2016 HSE without AHBA. We have taken it on long runs through France about twelve times over the years and have never had to adjust the headlights or had people flashing us - the flat dipped beam seems to work just fine on either side of the road.
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Fri Nov 08 2019 4:37pm |
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Half Man Half Pie Member Since: 07 Nov 2019 Location: East mids Posts: 7 |
thanks very much for the responses which have more or less confirmed that the normal headlights are ok and the only issue is if you are using AHBA, you need to change the side of drive or turn it off.
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Fri Nov 08 2019 4:49pm |
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fkarim Member Since: 14 Apr 2012 Location: London Posts: 2216 |
I had an MY16 AB with AHBA and took it to mainland Europe a few times. No adjustment needed other than for AHBA. I think the reason AHBA system needs to be told about which side of the road you're driving on is so that it knows which side to expect light (or lack off) from oncoming vehicles and treat it as input for turning high beam off (and back on). Current: Volvo XC90 T8 Inscription Pro PHEV with some optionals on top
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Fri Nov 08 2019 5:06pm |
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