Zieht man die Lichthupe zu sich oder drückt sie nach vorne?
Welches Licht muss an sein und geht das nur wenn der Motor an ist?
Hängt es vom Auto ab, wie die Lichthupe betätigt wird?
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Whether the light horn goes on without ignition depends on the car.
You pull the lever on all the cars I had so far.
And it doesn’t work anymore
“And in the case of high-beam light it no longer works”
Hihi.
Sure – it’s the short-acted high-beam.
Not like, but in which operating state it works. In some vehicles it always works, in some cases it is necessary to turn on the ignition.
Light horn, push lever forward is also called the continuous light horn and the pulling of the light horn lever is designed for the short interval possibility of the light horn.
The beam has nothing to do with the light horn, even if it is the same spotlight. For better vision in darkness, the light horn is needed to draw attention to itself. Therefore, the high beam is not a continuous light horn.
Where I like to make continuous light horn to replace the high beam xD.
I’m annoyed by the kack high-beam automatic. This cannot be deactivated if the high-beam light is straight out due to the light conditions without briefly fully activating the high-beam light.
Only if the high beam is on, then I can disable it by a light horn!
I am therefore accustomed to simply pulling the lever to me if I can see a little more on a road and I am making the high-beam which is represented here by a continuous light horn, then most of the time it will be quite fast.
I don’t know why, but I don’t really like longer rides with high-beam light. There’s too much traffic.
Where did you get that with the “duration light horn”?
You invented that, didn’t you?
I’m sure you know the 710 cover…
It’s my luxury vehicle.
At my Kia, I haven’t really tried the high beam yet. At my Hyundai before, it was always completely hidden when traffic came. Like you. With traffic signs, luckily nothing happened.
However, my personal fading has always taken me a tick too long and I wanted to finish the high beam by a light horn manually. But just then the high beam just went out and I dazzle the traffic through my light horn and the assistant remains active. Inside, I can’t get him anymore and if there’s too little street lights there, then the light goes on short.
Just annoying.
Therefore, just pull the lever for the light horn to me and let it operate for a few seconds. Makes more sense in our traffic density.
I’ve been looking for a long time, and I’ve finally been able to turn off the high beam assistant in the Bordmenu (KIA).
The doofe thing has faded at traffic signs and, in return, blinded an opposing railway.
I know, the Fiesta, my wife had the successor for years, i.e. from 89′, who had an airbag for the driver at least.
You can drive then, because the clutch requires something ( either there or not there, extremely short distance between coupling and uncoupling.)
Reverse gear chops, cracks, jumps out, 2x must be inserted – or first short the first and then reverse gear? Safety belts almost don’t roll up?
So the part has no continuous light horn, sorry..
I was in the driving school at the end of the 80s. And my vehicle has been a Ford-Fiesta since then, built in 1984 in fire red.
Never – the term does not exist.
Tip,Important! – When the red lamp shines in the fittings you have no three wishes free.
Don’t you learn anything in the driving school?
Standing light, passing beam, high beam, light horn that was!
What a strange luxury vehicle is that you have to invent something like that?
It probably hangs off the car, but most of them were like this at least with me: light horn forward for constant high-beam light, light horn to draw for temporary high-beam light (until you leave).
At least, the light horn always goes with my vehicle as soon as the ignition is on. Engine doesn’t have to be on!
At JEDEM, the left lever is pulled towards the steering wheel. In the other direction, he also catches, this is the high beam.
Ignition must be
Engine must also be started in some models
left lever to pull you
simply try out