4th time in 5 months I drained the battery by leaving the lights on.... GGGGRRRRRRR!!!!!!

[papasmerf]

That's because in this picture the lady insisted on sitting on my face while driving. I obliged provided she promised to not text while driving!

so that is why you are tossed salad all the time?

 

[Madman]

so that is why you are tossed salad all the time?

I don't look good in leafy green material!:grrrrrr:

 

[papasmerf]

I don't look good in leafy green material!:grrrrrr:

or daylight

 

[Art Mann]

That's because in this picture the lady insisted on sitting on my face while driving. I obliged provided she promised to not text while driving!

Definitely not texting. She's got both hands on the wheel.

But now I fully understand that look of agony on her face.

 

[papasmerf]

Definitely not texting. She's got both hands on the wheel.

But now I fully understand that look of agony on her face.

wonder how long it took her to get the smell out?

 

[Anneliese]

When I first read the original post, I was astonished to learn the CRV lacks an automatic setting for headlights. Thought that was standard on all cars built in the last 20 years.

It is possible to have a mechanic hard wire your lights to go off with your ignition, Miss Annaliese. I did this a dozen or so years ago with my old Jeep pickup truck. Cost a few bucks, but saved a lot of hassle thereafter.

Blonde moment here.... never occurred to me that you could do that! Ok... will check it out. Thanks for the tip!

 

[blackram]

Blonde moment here.... never occurred to me that you could do that! Ok... will check it out. Thanks for the tip!

I don't think it can be done, not unless the manufacturer themselves had originally implemented it in that model year of the vehicle. For example, a later model year might have it, but it won't be able to be retrofitted onto an older model year. It's just a matter of getting used to turning the headlights off before exiting the vehicle.

 

[papasmerf]

I don't think it can be done, not unless the manufacturer themselves had originally implemented it in that model year of the vehicle. For example, a later model year might have it, but it won't be able to be retrofitted onto an older model year. It's just a matter of getting used to turning the headlights off before exiting the vehicle.

they will go out on their own in a few hours