I keep getting flashed at

[sriray]

Mine is slow to react too. I often get flashed, but i let them flash and it then turns off the auto high beam.

[ade555]

On VW group cars you could adjust the sensitivity of sensor by changing what type of front screen has been fitted in vcds, might have a look in vauxcom later if there is any settings to calibrate the sensor or something as mine has it own mind and I hate using it.

[ilunn]

Ok thanks that might be worth pursuing.

[Jakxta]

I would think the sensor is clean enough. Took photo but I cannot remember how to insert it! Don't do it often enough.

There is a little box with a picture of a tree above where you type your reply, that's how you insert an image

[PeteH]

It's like this:

[0011728]

Got to admit mine is brilliant and no problems with delay, except when rounding a bend which is understandable as the camera can't pick the headlights up till its too late

[ilunn]

Mine is slow to react too. I often get flashed, but i let them flash and it then turns off the auto high beam.

I prefer my flashes to be friendly flashes

[ilunn]

Ok so out in dark again tonight and even at low beam there's few flashing at me so thinking as there the type of lights that move as I corner and auto dip to high beam is there a basic adjustment like screws to lower/raise and send right/left or is it computer needed for adjustment. There is no sign of any accident damage or headlamps ever being changed.

[exclusiv.]

Ok so out in dark again tonight and even at low beam there's few flashing at me so thinking as there the type of lights that move as I corner and auto dip to high beam is there a basic adjustment like screws to lower/raise and send right/left or is it computer needed for adjustment. There is no sign of any accident damage or headlamps ever being changed.

yes theres 2 white nylon allen heads on each light,ones for up and down,the other for L and R,,,