Adaptive Head Lights - Coming to the US???

[tbinmd]

So would one assume if you have dynamic bending as part of your build that it should house the same equipment to move the headlights once enabled for the adaptive part?

IT's actually two different things, the adaptive headlights is using matrix beams of the LED headlights (turning segments on and off). The dynamic is the motors actaully turning of the projector in the headlight housing. You would think the heads lights are still the same, but you would need to compare part numbers.

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[Mcbutter]

IT's actually two different things, the adaptive headlights is using matrix beams of the LED headlights (turning segments on and off). The dynamic is the motors actaully turning of the projector in the headlight housing. You would think the heads lights are still the same, but you would need to compare part numbers.

That's interesting. I didn't think it was as simple as adjusting it with movement, couldn't be quick enough without some decent hardware. Appreciate the info.

 

[Snakebitten]

That's interesting. I didn't think it was as simple as adjusting it with movement, couldn't be quick enough without some decent hardware. Appreciate the info.

Honestly, until I witnessed what they do, I don't think anyone's description could have gotten me to imagine it properly.
But now when I read others describe it, it makes more sense.

By the way, you still have the "bending" feature even with the antiglare. And yea, they are very different behaviors.

My driveway is a 1/4 mile gravel road through the woods. With several curves and a couple of turns. The bending is amazingly responsive to the steering wheel and the trees really help you see what it's doing.

These are some very active headlights when all of its features are in play.

 

[NewToFord]

I should just read there instructions here and plug in my forscan. Blend date was 5/20. That could help clear up what hardware might be installed and used at that time, regardless of job 1 vs job 2.

 

[SnowMJ]

22 F150 Tremor 402A. So from what it seems I have a Job 2 truck with a build date in the beginning of May 2022. In forscan I have made all the necessary changes to enable glare free. I have it enabled and it seems to be working flawlessly, the high beam cuts out only where vehicles are. The only thing NOT working as expected is I still have the white A in the cluster instead of green. So weird.

 

[hotrodmex]

The feature was supposed to be deleted for CANADIAN Job #2 trucks.

This wasn't a US feature, so I don't think you can use US trucks to draw any lines.

Wouldn't surprise me if they were running down the proper hardware and even thought it wasn't programmed, some trucks will still have the goods.

 

[towpro]

Thanks in advance for any suggestions

this is what I see after the forscan mods on my5/22 build date. (I thought I would also see a switch for adaptive lighting?)
Does this mean I have all the hardware (waiting for dark to try it)

 

[Snakebitten]

this is what I see after the forscan mods on my5/22 build date. (I thought I would also see a switch for adaptive lighting?)
Does this mean I have all the hardware (waiting for dark to try it)

If you have that Sync option, AND you have the green headlight icon in the instrument panel, AND you don't get any headlight warning prompt,.... I would say it is highly likely you have everything onboard that's required.

 

[ROBB1]

22 F150 Tremor 402A. So from what it seems I have a Job 2 truck with a build date in the beginning of May 2022. In forscan I have made all the necessary changes to enable glare free. I have it enabled and it seems to be working flawlessly, the high beam cuts out only where vehicles are. The only thing NOT working as expected is I still have the white A in the cluster instead of green. So weird.

Occasionally a reset of the IPC is required for the green indicator to show. You can do this with forscan or after the truck has been powered down for awhile it will happen “naturally”.

If is still hasn’t appeared double check that the as-built change wrote correctly in the IPC.

 

[ROBB1]

this is what I see after the forscan mods on my5/22 build date. (I thought I would also see a switch for adaptive lighting?)
Does this mean I have all the hardware (waiting for dark to try it)

Those are the expected menu options. You should be good to go.

 

[towpro]

Yes I have the green headlight Icon with the A in it. I can manually turn on High beam by pushing the stalk forward, when I pull it back it goes to low beam, than if I pull it a 2nd time it turns to Green with A.

Now if I have it on Green headlight with Auto when driving I see low beam at the start, and around 32 it brings the high beams gradually. Slow down and it goes back to low beam.

Next we went down a highway, when people are coming toward me not sure but it seemed to switch both sides to low beam, maybe the RS stayed higher.

Next I let someone pass me and I follow them and it really acted like both lights were on low.

next I tried a 2 lane road, and I think the LS was dimming and RS was staying brighter, but not really sure. nobody flashed high beams at me.

and the headlights still "bend" on corners, but that feature seams to work as low as 5 mph or so.

I was expecting an additional line in the screen for adaptive lighting, but I think after reading adaptive lighting is the same thing we call bending lighting and I see no need to turn that off

I need to play with it more, but what are others seeing?
PS my build date says 5/22 (it was built on 5/11), with 502A and "bending headlights".

 

[Snakebitten]

You are describing Glare Free headlights.

It's a very different experience than what we are used to. Especially compared to just cranking on the brights when there's nothing coming or in front of you.

I still manually use brights when I'm on my dark and lonely rural road that I live on. But it's nice using the glare free when oncoming traffic is part of the equation

 

[kirktx]

Occasionally a reset of the IPC is required for the green indicator to show. You can do this with forscan or after the truck has been powered down for awhile it will happen “naturally”.

If is still hasn’t appeared double check that the as-built change wrote correctly in the IPC.

I have a 2022 Platinum PowerBoost short bed no scale and no ccd. Do I not make any changes in 734-01-04? Just leave as built? My last change would be to 734-01-02?

Thanks

 

[towpro]

what is in the field now?
xx53 4Exx?

I have a 2022 Lariat Ecoboost short bed no scale no ccd and had to change mine to what is shown.

 

[ROBB1]

I have a 2022 Platinum PowerBoost short bed no scale and no ccd. Do I not make any changes in 734-01-04? Just leave as built? My last change would be to 734-01-02?

Thanks

You will need to make the change in 734-01-04 for glare free to work and not have a warning message occur.

xx53 4E
Should be the correct code per your description.

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