we know the purpose of it. But why would the headlights shoot upward when going up a hill instead of shooting downward and why would the headlights shoot downward when going down a hill instead of shooting upward? thats the main question.HID Auto leveling acts like that in order not to blind the incoming traffic towards you.
The answer to OP is that this is auto-leveling at work. But richysh is absolutely right, it should be the doing the opposite movements.we know the purpose of it. But why would the headlights shoot upward when going up a hill instead of shooting downward and why would the headlights shoot downward when going down a hill instead of shooting upward? thats the main question.
EX-L does not have auto-leveling or HID lights.Is this feature on all models? I have experienced this on my EXL and find it very disconcerting at night.
I too believe it should work the opposite way!
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This only happens with the low beams. The high beams are fine.I took the vehicle out at night and with the headlights on the demarcation line between light and dark is very sharp and it’s constantly moving up and down due to car movements. For example when going down a hill the headlights almost point at the ground in front of the vehicle and when going up hill they point high in the sky. It is like a bobbing shadow that moves up and down according to the vehicles movements.
I see the same issue in my EX-L.[quote:=cderalow] EX-L does not have auto-leveling or HID lights.
Are you sure? I have the same symtoms as Slim7063 describes shown in the quote below.