182 Follow me home headlights

[partyboy]

Does the 182 have this? and if so how do you activate it?

Also couldnt believe how difficult traction control makes the car to drive in the snow, had to turn it off in the end!

 

[182_blue]

Quote: Originally posted by partyboy on 22 February 2005


Does the 182 have this? and if so how do you activate it?

Also couldnt believe how difficult traction control makes the car to drive in the snow, had to turn it off in the end!

LOL what are follow mE home headlights ???

 

[martynh]

Quote: Originally posted by 182_blue on 22 February 2005

Quote: Originally posted by partyboy on 22 February 2005


Does the 182 have this? and if so how do you activate it?

Also couldnt believe how difficult traction control makes the car to drive in the snow, had to turn it off in the end!

LOL what are follow mE home headlights ???

i think its when the headlights stay on for a set amount of time after you have left the car, I guess to light up your path or door when it is dark?

 

[Rich]

I beleieve the Megane has this feature, but not the 182.

 

[blink172]

Not sure, all you have to do is flick your high beams either just before you remove the keys or just after. Quite handy, stay on for about minute or so

 

[seb]

Quote: Originally posted by partyboy on 22 February 2005


Does the 182 have this? and if so how do you activate it?

Also couldnt believe how difficult traction control makes the car to drive in the snow, had to turn it off in the end!

what was the problem then?????? i dont even notice the traction control/esp light coming on in this weather!

 

[Lee]

That would be a handy feature, it would save me having to remember to switch the garage light off!

I find in snow the TC doesnt do much, on ice however theres no substitute for clutch control, TC isnt smooth enough.

 

[partyboy]

Yeah the megane has the stay on lights, stay on for about a minute, would be great for these dark nights as me car faces our front door.

The problem i found with TC, was that it would cut the power completey then as soon as it got a bit of traction the car would squirm all over. This was only in the deep snow/ice. Was much easier using clutch control like Lee said.

 

[.:xTreme:.]

They say ESP is no good in bad weather conditions, unless you can tell whats going to happen before it happens!!!

 

[AliasOmega]

Also, i just realised that i can turn the rear speakers on and off as i had the car and the rear speakers not working...

Checked the radio manual, and hey presto...speakers turned on..