Well I discovered a feature today, that I had HOPED was included on the Traverse. After reading through the owner's manual I couldn't find the answer either.
Well today it was pouring rain so I had the wipers going. When I got home and turned off the ignition, I noticed the HVAC controls were backlit. Since owning the Traverse, I have always thought that the auto lamps require it to be quite dark out before they come on. I've been thinking about slightly covering the daylight sensor. Anyways, I thought it was too bright out for the headlamps to be on. Later today I went out again. I left with the wipers off, no headlamps on. Turned on the wipers, and about a minute later the lights came on. GREAT!
I have always been pro-headlamps when raining. Especially with a dark gray vehicle. Now I don't have to turn my headlamps on anymore when its raining. I wonder why this isn't mentioned in the owner's manual in the headlamp section?
Anyways, just thought I'd share this bit of info.
Mark
Well today it was pouring rain so I had the wipers going. When I got home and turned off the ignition, I noticed the HVAC controls were backlit. Since owning the Traverse, I have always thought that the auto lamps require it to be quite dark out before they come on. I've been thinking about slightly covering the daylight sensor. Anyways, I thought it was too bright out for the headlamps to be on. Later today I went out again. I left with the wipers off, no headlamps on. Turned on the wipers, and about a minute later the lights came on. GREAT!
I have always been pro-headlamps when raining. Especially with a dark gray vehicle. Now I don't have to turn my headlamps on anymore when its raining. I wonder why this isn't mentioned in the owner's manual in the headlamp section?
Anyways, just thought I'd share this bit of info.
Mark