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Automatic high beam control ready (white)
White outline headlamp with five horizontal beam lines on the left and a small letter A outside the lamp at the lower right. · also called “auto high beam light”, “headlight A light”, “high beam assist ready”
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Automatic high beam ready
Lights white to confirm that automatic high beam control is switched on and ready to assist. The system switches between high and low beam itself; pushing the lever away overrides it.
Source · Manufacturer manual Ford Puma Owner's Manual · checked
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Questions about the Automatic high beam control ready (white) symbol
- What does the Automatic high beam control ready (white) symbol mean on Ford cars?
- Lights white to confirm that automatic high beam control is switched on and ready to assist. The system switches between high and low beam itself; pushing the lever away overrides it.
- What does the Automatic high beam control ready (white) symbol look like?
- White outline headlamp with five horizontal beam lines on the left and a small letter A outside the lamp at the lower right. It is also called “auto high beam light”, “headlight A light” and “high beam assist ready”.
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