Tried the automatic high beam on the second-generation H9 Extreme Edition, but it doesn't seem to work. According to the manual, you should turn on the low beam and press the button on top of the left stalk to activate the automatic high/low beam. The green auto icon on the dashboard lights up. But there are no effects: 1. The high beam doesn't automatically turn on when there are no oncoming cars. I tested it on national and highways, and it didn't work. 2. If I manually turn on the high beam, it doesn't switch to low beam when there are oncoming cars on the national road. Am I doing something wrong, or are there other conditions that need to be met? Does anyone know?

My X95 manual's headlights have an issue. When I start the car and turn on the high beams, they don't work at all. But for a few seconds, they work fine. When the car is parked and I turn on the high beams, everything is fine. What could be the problem?

How do I turn on the high beams?

How to turn on the high beam headlights?

How do you turn on the high beam for the 206? The low beams can be turned on and the high beams can be activated by pulling the switch back, but it can't be pushed forward. What's going on?

Does anyone know why the high beam and low beam headlights keep breaking?

The headlights are not working, but the high beams are bright. Why is this happening?

What is the wattage of the automatic headlights on the 2019 MG ZS, and are they integrated high and low beam?

Who knows how to turn off adaptive high beams? I set it up and found that when I manually turn on the low beams, the dashboard indicator light goes off, and I still can't figure it out.

I've checked the high and low beam lights outside the car, and they can be turned on and off normally. However, when I switch to the high beams, the dashboard keeps showing a "high beam fault," whereas there is no fault reported for the low beams. Can any experts advise on what exactly might be the problem?

For a 2012 Kia Sportage with integrated headlights, if adjusting the low beam to the right position causes the high beam to point at the treetops, does anyone know how to solve this? How can the high beam be adjusted lower without moving the low beam?