I have a 2017 year Pug 2008 1.2 turbo (series 2).
I use the automatic headlight function, and it seems to take an inordinate amount of time for the headlights to work out that it's daytime, even when it's clearly bright morning sunlight. It may take 30 seconds to a minute (or more) to switch the headlights off. It seems to work fine when the opposite trigger occurs - eg going into a tunnel during daylight hours, but the initial switch off is a real pain.
It also affects the instrument lighting and reversing camera, as the dimming I have set in the car for nighttime makes the camera almost useless in daylight when backing out of the drive in the morning. If I had to be more specific, it appears that this delay has become worse over the two years I've owned it.
Any suggestions?
I use the automatic headlight function, and it seems to take an inordinate amount of time for the headlights to work out that it's daytime, even when it's clearly bright morning sunlight. It may take 30 seconds to a minute (or more) to switch the headlights off. It seems to work fine when the opposite trigger occurs - eg going into a tunnel during daylight hours, but the initial switch off is a real pain.
It also affects the instrument lighting and reversing camera, as the dimming I have set in the car for nighttime makes the camera almost useless in daylight when backing out of the drive in the morning. If I had to be more specific, it appears that this delay has become worse over the two years I've owned it.
Any suggestions?