Message---"Light Sensor Visit Workshop"?
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01-18-2007, 03:17 AM
RE: Message---"Light Sensor Visit Workshop"?
Without being flippant I guess it means that the light sensor has gone bad and you need a new one.
Not sure what the "light sensor" is since it could be the sensor that determines "light/dark" and in turn controls the instrument lighting (night/day setting) or likewise the mirror auto dimming with lights at night.
It might also refer to the AC sun sensor.
These circuits carry out a "boot up" check and presumably the circuit does not return the correct values for the test and as such it prompts a message.
Likely the sensor is bad but it just could be a bad connector etc.
Call the dealer and request which sensor the message refers to. You could then see how expensive a replacement sensor is and consoder the possibility of changing it yourself subject to your skills.
Stuart.
Not sure what the "light sensor" is since it could be the sensor that determines "light/dark" and in turn controls the instrument lighting (night/day setting) or likewise the mirror auto dimming with lights at night.
It might also refer to the AC sun sensor.
These circuits carry out a "boot up" check and presumably the circuit does not return the correct values for the test and as such it prompts a message.
Likely the sensor is bad but it just could be a bad connector etc.
Call the dealer and request which sensor the message refers to. You could then see how expensive a replacement sensor is and consoder the possibility of changing it yourself subject to your skills.
Stuart.
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