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Just noticed something interesting

They're traditionally called cornering lights. First car I owned with that feature was an '84 Cougar. It's a pretty common feature on newer cars.
My Towncar has a light on the outside corner behind the signal. It works with the signal though not the steering.

My 300 SRT just has steering directed headlamps. It is fairly subtle and since your vision is trailing the same way, you don't notice it until you look for it.
 
The dirt road that I live on has a series of steep switchbacks, and this feature is absolutely one of my favorites. Taking sharp, steep turns in the dark always feels like a stab in the dark...but this makes it so much easier.
 
Since they don't shine up at oncoming traffic, I have the fog lights set on with my headlights all the time so it doesn't turn on/off. Gives me low cornering lighting at all times and increases visibility. The on/off is a handy feature for cornering if you don't want them on all the time.
 
Since they don't shine up at oncoming traffic, I have the fog lights set on with my headlights all the time so it doesn't turn on/off. Gives me low cornering lighting at all times and increases visibility. The on/off is a handy feature for cornering if you don't want them on all the time.
can you tell me how to turn off the cornering lights all together please?
 
It's in the uconnect 5 menus under lighting. Not sure on UC4.
I believe it's called "adaptive lighting" or something
Turned it off and no more fog light pops ups.
Checked my settings, and there isn't an option I could find to turn it off. And could t find anything in alfaOBD either but might not have been looking for right thing.
 
Checked my settings, and there isn't an option I could find to turn it off. And could t find anything in alfaOBD either but might not have been looking for right thing.
I can take a picture of it on my UC5 but not sure if it's the same on UC4.
 
It’s a nice feature when your hunting critters in the night !😀
 
Checked my settings, and there isn't an option I could find to turn it off. And could t find anything in alfaOBD either but might not have been looking for right thing.

I can take a picture of it on my UC5 but not sure if it's the same on UC4.
Two completely different features being mixed together here.
This thread is referring to the cornering lamps, which is the corresponding fog lamp that turns on (if they are not already in use). There is no way to disable this feature, except by turning on the fog lamps.
The one that can be turned off in the radio settings is the adaptive headlights (steering directed headlamps). This feature is on the limited style projector headlights, and the low/high beam projector inside the headlight housing will “swivel” when turning.
 
I keep my fog lights on all the time with the headlights on but I first noticed it on another ram a saw rolling through a parking lot. At first I thought they had a fog light that wasn't burnt out then I tried it on mine and realized it was a feature of the truck.
 
I can take a picture of it on my UC5 but not sure if it's the same on UC4.
Probably not the same. I was just updating the thread to say it's not an option on the UC4. At least not that I could find. I went through every menu.
 
I keep my fog lights on all the time with the headlights on but I first noticed it on another ram a saw rolling through a parking lot. At first I thought they had a fog light that wasn't burnt out then I tried it on mine and realized it was a feature of the truck.
I used to keep mine on all the time. But I'm respectful of other drivers, and with the LED pods in aftermarket bumpers they would be blinding to incoming traffic when they get close
 
I used to keep mine on all the time. But I'm respectful of other drivers, and with the LED pods in aftermarket bumpers they would be blinding to incoming traffic when they get close
I can't because I put in Baja Pro squadron Ambers at 4300 lums a piece not knowing about the cornering feature.
 
guess ill just have to cut wires and put in a switch - anyone tell me the best things I can do with this OBD2MX now? don't really need it at this point ! ugh!
 
guess ill just have to cut wires and put in a switch - anyone tell me the best things I can do with this OBD2MX now? don't really need it at this point ! ugh!
This feature can not be configured off at all. Your only option right now is to put the fog lamps an a separate aftermarket switch.
 
Two completely different features being mixed together here.
This thread is referring to the cornering lamps, which is the corresponding fog lamp that turns on (if they are not already in use). There is no way to disable this feature, except by turning on the fog lamps.
The one that can be turned off in the radio settings is the adaptive headlights (steering directed headlamps). This feature is on the limited style projector headlights, and the low/high beam projector inside the headlight housing will “swivel” when turning.
You're correct.
I thought when I turned off the adaptive setting it stopped the cornering lights also but I guess I just left my fog lights turned on.
 
At least on my 20 Laramie, there was an adjustment screw to set height. As long as you don't have them adjusted up into oncoming traffic, it shouldn't matter how bright they are. They are supposed to be aimed low, just to fill in between the truck, and where the headlights hit. Fog lights aimed high, make it worse driving in fog.
 
Probably not the same. I was just updating the thread to say it's not an option on the UC4. At least not that I could find. I went through every menu.

Like Jimmy07 already said, this feature only comes with Limited or Longhorn trim, I see you your is BTS build so your don't have this feature, UC4 does have this feature too if your build equips with it. This setting is only for the headlight, not the fog light.
 

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