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Twizy headlight range control fault

I own a 2013 Renault Twizy (electric engine) with 158640 km. I'm experiencing a headlight range control fault. The error is stored in the error memory, and a warning light is illuminated in the speedometer. The low beam shines either too far down or too far up. Any ideas?

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A 2013 Renault Twizy owner is experiencing a headlight range control fault, with the low beam shining incorrectly and a warning light on the speedometer. The issue is likely due to a defective servomotor within the headlight assembly, which is responsible for adjusting the light intensity. It is suggested to check the wiring and connectors, but ultimately, taking the vehicle to a qualified workshop for diagnosis and repair is recommended. The servomotor was confirmed defective and repaired at a cost.

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hannes_hunter1

That sounds frustrating. I had a similar issue with my 2016 Opel Corsa. The headlight range control, sometimes called auto-leveling or adaptive headlights, is supposed to automatically adjust the light intensity based on the car's angle. Usually, this is done via a servomotor within the headlight assembly itself. Does your Twizy have adaptive headlights? If so, the servomotor could be defective. Have you checked the wiring and connectors to the headlights? Sometimes a loose connection can cause issues with the lighting system.

willischulz20 (community.author)

Yes, my Twizy has adaptive headlights. Where exactly is the servomotor located, and is it easy to access for checking the wiring?

hannes_hunter1

The servomotor is integrated inside the headlight unit itself. Accessing the wiring can be a bit tricky depending on the car's design, but usually, there's an access panel in the wheel well or under the hood near the headlight. Since the problem is intermittent and affecting both lights, it is not just the connectors and I recommend taking your Renault to a qualified workshop. They have diagnostic equipment to pinpoint the exact cause. This might save you a lot of time and frustration.

willischulz20 (community.author)

I took it to the workshop, and as you suspected, the servomotor in the headlight was defective. The repair cost was 1040€.

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