Do civics have auto-off headlights like the accord?

 

I'm not sure. You could probably check out Honda's website. They're
usually pretty good about that listing the features, (at least the Canadian
one is). As for the auto-off headlights, there a small catch that's never
mentioned in the manual (at least I didn't see it). If you leave the keys
in the ignition with the engine off, and walk away fromt he car, the
headlights will stay on. The auto-off feature only works if you've removed
the key. This probably isn't an issue for most people but I live in a low
crime area and I sometimes leave the keys in the car when visiting my friend
who lived in the middle of nowhere. I left my lights on for a few hours and
they never turned off. The only reason my battery survived was because it
was a brand new car. I doubt I did it any favors though. Just a word of
warning not to depend on this feature too much.

"JD" <jdybwad@gra.midco.net> wrote in message
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> Do civics have auto-off headlights like the accord?
>
>

 

I'm not sure. You could probably check out Honda's website. They're
usually pretty good about that listing the features, (at least the Canadian
one is). As for the auto-off headlights, there a small catch that's never
mentioned in the manual (at least I didn't see it). If you leave the keys
in the ignition with the engine off, and walk away fromt he car, the
headlights will stay on. The auto-off feature only works if you've removed
the key. This probably isn't an issue for most people but I live in a low
crime area and I sometimes leave the keys in the car when visiting my friend
who lived in the middle of nowhere. I left my lights on for a few hours and
they never turned off. The only reason my battery survived was because it
was a brand new car. I doubt I did it any favors though. Just a word of
warning not to depend on this feature too much.

"JD" <jdybwad@gra.midco.net> wrote in message
news:vp9a5l6go0a4e9@corp.supernews.com...
> Do civics have auto-off headlights like the accord?
>
>

 

I'm not sure. You could probably check out Honda's website. They're
usually pretty good about that listing the features, (at least the Canadian
one is). As for the auto-off headlights, there a small catch that's never
mentioned in the manual (at least I didn't see it). If you leave the keys
in the ignition with the engine off, and walk away fromt he car, the
headlights will stay on. The auto-off feature only works if you've removed
the key. This probably isn't an issue for most people but I live in a low
crime area and I sometimes leave the keys in the car when visiting my friend
who lived in the middle of nowhere. I left my lights on for a few hours and
they never turned off. The only reason my battery survived was because it
was a brand new car. I doubt I did it any favors though. Just a word of
warning not to depend on this feature too much.

"JD" <jdybwad@gra.midco.net> wrote in message
news:vp9a5l6go0a4e9@corp.supernews.com...
> Do civics have auto-off headlights like the accord?
>
>