joachimschwarz22
Skoda Yeti Headlight Range Control Issues
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joachimschwarz22 (Author)
Cheers for the quick response! I did fiddle with the headlight switch, but no luck there. Bulbs are the correct ones, I double-checked. When yours went bonkers, was it throwing up errors in the error memory too? And did you notice the low beam shining way too low, or even up into the trees? Because mine's doing both intermittently and it's driving me nuts!
emilyblade43
Yup, sounds exactly like what happened to mine. The error memory was full of headlight range control faults. And the light intensity was totally random – sometimes dipped, sometimes aimed for the stars! Honestly, I'd say save yourself the headache and get it checked at a workshop. It does sound like those servomotors are the likely culprits. Replacing them is a pain, and you'll probably need to recalibrate the whole headlight unit afterwards.
joachimschwarz22 (Author)
Dude, thanks a million for the confirmation! Took it to the workshop, and yep, both servomotors in the headlight assembly were toast. Ended up costing me a fortune - 1040€! But at least the headlight malfunction and that warning light are gone. Never thought headlight range control could cause so much headache! Really appreciate you sharing your experience!
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emilyblade43
Whoa, that sounds super familiar! I had a similar headlight malfunction issue with my Yeti (though mine's not a 2010). The auto-leveling went haywire, and the light intensity was all over the place. First, have you tried checking the headlight switch itself? Sometimes, it's just a loose connection. Also, did you recently change any bulbs? Incorrect bulbs can mess with the range control. Just a thought!