Video: Testing Auto Adjusting Headlights and Lane Keep Assist after level kit and 34’s

[Platinum Peasant]

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[1sick21]

Thank you for this video...helps out a lot!

 

[Orlando150]

Great video, thanks.

Next you need to test ACC in stop and go traffic to see if the truck can slow and stop without hitting the car in front of you.

Drive safe.

 

[Platinum Peasant]

Great video, thanks.

Next you need to test ACC in stop and go traffic to see if the truck can slow and stop without hitting the car in front of you.

Drive safe.

Will give it a try next time I get the chance!

 

[Tireman]

Thanks for sharing! I do think the headlights auto adjust. In the driver side rear, near the leaf spring, there is a ride height sensor. I never knew what it was for, maybe it’s the headlights?

 

[Platinum Peasant]

Thanks for sharing! I do think the headlights auto adjust. In the driver side rear, near the leaf spring, there is a ride height sensor. I never knew what it was for, maybe it’s the headlights?

Had no idea about the sensor!

 

[Tireman]

Had no idea about the sensor!

I guess it’s for the headlights?? No idea

 

[F150fan]

As someone coming from a 2008 f150, what’s the point of lane assist when you have to keep your hands on the wheel?

 

[Agashi25]

As someone coming from a 2008 f150, what’s the point of lane assist when you have to keep your hands on the wheel?

Dozing off in the middle of the night will save your life.

 

[Tireman]

There is a sensor on the front driver side as well. I’m told the sensors are for ABS

 

[Orlando150]

It's probably useful to various vehicle systems for heavy loads or trailers in addition to level kits.

 

[JimL]

At what trim level are auto-adjusting headlights included or offered? I see this one is a Platinum. I’d assume it’s not available on an XLT 302A?
Also, as the owner of a 2000 XLT with dim yellowish halogen lights, I can say the pure white beams projected in this video are pure nirvana.

 

[Smitdog]

As someone coming from a 2008 f150, what’s the point of lane assist when you have to keep your hands on the wheel?

I'm pretty confident that lane assist (and collision-assist features in general) have prevented untold accidents and deaths... Especially with distracted drivers given the plethora of techo-features and mobile devices in today's vehicles.

 

[Orlando150]

As someone coming from a 2008 f150, what’s the point of lane assist when you have to keep your hands on the wheel?

It's a lot less mentally draining to have the car do 95% of the driving. Great for long commutes or road trips.

 

[Platinum Peasant]

At what trim level are auto-adjusting headlights included or offered? I see this one is a Platinum. I’d assume it’s not available on an XLT 302A?
Also, as the owner of a 2000 XLT with dim yellowish halogen lights, I can say the pure white beams projected in this video are pure nirvana.

I think lariat they are optional, standard on platinum and limited.

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