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High beam assist (green, A in lamp)
Green: headlamp outline with a letter A inside and horizontal beams to the left. · also called “Automatic high beam”, “High beam assist”
What it means on opel
High beam assist on
Lights green when high beam assist is activated.
Source · Manufacturer manual Vauxhall Corsa owner's manual · checked
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Questions about the High beam assist (green, A in lamp) symbol
- What does the High beam assist (green, A in lamp) symbol mean on Opel cars?
- Lights green when high beam assist is activated.
- What does the High beam assist (green, A in lamp) symbol mean on MINI cars?
- The Automatic High Beam Assistant is switched on; the high beams are switched on and off automatically.
- What does the High beam assist (green, A in lamp) symbol mean on Fiat cars?
- Comes on when the automatic main beam function is activated: enabled in the Uconnect system with the light ring in AUTO, then by pushing the left stalk towards the dashboard. Below 15 km/h the function switches the main beams off.
- Does the High beam assist (green, A in lamp) symbol mean the same on every appliance?
- No. On Opel cars it means: High beam assist on. On MINI cars it means: Automatic High Beam Assistant. On Fiat cars it means: Automatic main beam headlights.
- What does the High beam assist (green, A in lamp) symbol look like?
- Green: headlamp outline with a letter A inside and horizontal beams to the left. It is also called “Automatic high beam” and “High beam assist”.
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