Without the Tazer DT or maybe dealer programming, I think the only way is to just have the fog lamps turned on. But even then if you have your high beams on, which disables the fog lamps, it’ll still do it. Side note: Tazer DT can enable fogs with high beams too.Is there a way to turn off the feature where the fog lights do not turn on in the direction of the turn?
Thanks for your input. I'm going to ask the dealer if they can take care of this. I'm sure they aren't supposed to change safety features but dang this feature is kinda annoying.Without the Tazer DT or maybe dealer programming, I think the only way is to just have the fog lamps turned on. But even then if you have your high beams on, which disables the fog lamps, it’ll still do it. Side note: Tazer DT can enable fogs with high beams too.
I have the Limited and I just go into Settings, then Lights, then choose Steering Directed Lights, Turn off.Is there a way to turn off the feature where the fog lights do not turn on in the direction of the turn?
I can't imagine why a trim level would matter with such a thing. I'll check in a bit.I have the Limited and I just go into Settings, then Lights, then choose Steering Directed Lights, Turn off.
I'm weird.Why would you want to disable them?
No, seriously, why, as a driver or passenger you never even know it happens unless you consciously look for it and it seems to really be beneficial on a dark night on narrow roads.I'm weird.
This is controlling the actual movement of your head lights themselves specific to the longhorn and limited the LED projectors inside of the headlight housing rotate with movement of the steering wheel. The lower trims have fixed LEDS and turn the fog lamps on off when turning the wheel below speeds of 35 MPH.I have the Limited and I just go into Settings, then Lights, then choose Steering Directed Lights, Turn off.
My Big Horn has fixed halogens and the fogs come on for turning below 25 MPH. I believe 35 MPH is the speed that the active air dam deploys.This is controlling the actual movement of your head lights themselves specific to the longhorn and limited the LED projectors inside of the headlight housing rotate with movement of the steering wheel. The lower trims have fixed LEDS and turn the fog lamps on off when turning the wheel below speeds of 35 MPH.