There's nothing to fix. If you want something to operate automatically you have to set it to Auto. If you turn off automatic operation of anything then you have to operate it manually. You've taken control and then it's entirely on you to turn them on and off. That's just NORMAL.
did you just join the conversation i think you need to read from the beginning. because you dont understand my argument otherwise you would know that its not the parking litgts when in use that I have a problem with its the fact that they never turn off. even when you are gone away from your car its only that part that i have a problem with. I hope you can see that its not a problem of me understanding how they work and I have never been hostillie in any of my post it may sound that way to you but thats your perception am telling you right now no hostility intended so you can drop that false naritive now.
You literally just inferred that I was attacking you. I'm not sure why you think I'm accusing you of hostility, I've done no such thing. I've read the thread from the very beginning. Parking lights are intended to be turned on when parked somewhere risky, like the side of the road. They're expected to stay on until turned off, presumably when you're not parked somewhere that requires extra visibility. They aren't used in a parking lot where you expect people to be parked, because they aren't needed. In many European brand automobiles, you can use the directional to turn on the parking lights on only one side of the vehicle (the side closest the road) so they don't draw as much power. Hazards are meant for use when your vehicle is stopped (or going substantially slower than expected) somewhere it shouldn't be, like a travel lane or the side of an interstate (where parking is not allowed at all). I understand what it is you want, I understand why you're using them the way you are (it's nice you don't want to disturb your neighbors), but none of that changes the fact that the Cybertruck parking lights are working the way parking lights are supposed to work. Fortunately for you, the Tesla battery can probably run those lights for days if you forget to turn them off again. I've had to come jump start the kid's cars more than once when they forgot to turn their headlights off.
Yeah, not a fan of that setup at all. If I use the button for the high beams, it disables the auto functionality, but doesn't revert to full manual operation. Pushing the button should either revert fully to manual (where it toggles the high beams) or it should flash the high beams and return back to auto functionality. What I get now is they only stay on as long as I'm holding the button down, but then I have to disable and enable auto high beam in the menu before they'll start turning on automatically.
