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What is the half domed, see through object in the middle of the top of my dashboard on my 2015 TDCI Titanium please ?

Thanks in advance….. 

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Sun load sensor for automatic climate control.

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1 hour ago, TomsFocus said:

Sun load sensor for automatic climate control.

Rarely, I actually knew that one, had a Toyota Supra that had a similar sensor 😂

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Many thanks…..ebt

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8 hours ago, TomsFocus said:

Sun load sensor

It should be practically unused in the UK 🤣

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On 3/9/2024 at 1:57 PM, TomsFocus said:

Sun load sensor for automatic climate control.

Doesn't it also sensor when it's raining ?
Making auto wipers go on super mad fast even in a slight shower!

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10 minutes ago, Ian Lanc said:

Doesn't it also sensor when it's raining ?
Making auto wipers go on super mad fast even in a slight shower!

No.  The rain sensor is behind the rear view mirror.  That one has to be in direct contact with the screen. :smile:

 

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On 3/11/2024 at 7:36 PM, TomsFocus said:

No.  The rain sensor is behind the rear view mirror.  That one has to be in direct contact with the screen. :smile:

Well b*ugger me! when I got our fiesta from new I asked what that dome was for, a couple of chaps shrugging their shoulders having no idea what it is, then I had a walk into the service area and asked a few in there, told me it's the sensor for the auto lights & wipers.....Told wrong then eh!!

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22 minutes ago, Ian Lanc said:

Well b*ugger me! when I got our fiesta from new I asked what that dome was for, a couple of chaps shrugging their shoulders having no idea what it is, then I had a walk into the service area and asked a few in there, told me it's the sensor for the auto lights & wipers.....Told wrong then eh!!

It is a light sensor, I don't know if it uses the same one for the auto lights.

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On cars with auto lights only, it can be used as a light sensor.  (Don't think that was ever an option on Mk7 Fiesta).

But on cars with auto wipers & lights, they use a rain & light sensor behind the rear view mirror.

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6 minutes ago, TomsFocus said:

On cars with auto lights only, it can be used as a light sensor.  (Don't think that was ever an option on Mk7 Fiesta).

But on cars with auto wipers & lights, they use a rain & light sensor behind the rear view mirror.

I wonder which one Sync 3 & 4 uses to switch to night mode on later models. 🤔

Does Sync 1 & 2 adapt brightness too?

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1 minute ago, alexp999 said:

I wonder which one Sync 3 & 4 uses to switch to night mode on later models. 🤔

Does Sync 1 & 2 adapt brightness too?

As auto lights are now mandatory, but auto wipers aren't, I'd guess it probably does use the dash sensor for that.

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2 hours ago, alexp999 said:

I wonder which one Sync 3 & 4 uses to switch to night mode on later models. 🤔

During the change to night time I'm sure I have had Auto lights on but not Night mode Maps for a period of time and vice versa without it being raining at the time.

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