Description And Operation: Description
The interior lighting in the vehicle is achieved through the following light sources:
- Front central roof light.
- Rear central roof light.
- Passenger side glove compartment light.
- Luggage compartment lights.
There may be a mounting for a rechargeable lamp in the luggage compartment area of the vehicle. It is supplied with a positive ignition-operated INT from the Body Control Module (BCM).
Where a sun roof is present, there are two roof lights at the rear, located on the left and right side, next to the handles.
The BCM manages the interior lighting through fixed power supplies (HSDs); earths (LSDs). Bulb-activation switch.
- Rear left roof light (only for versions with sun roof)
- Rear right roof light (only for versions with sun roof)
- Rear central roof light (only for versions without sun roof)
- Passenger side glove compartment light
- Glove compartment switch
- Mounting for rechargeable lamp
- Tailgate switch and actuator
- Luggage compartment light
- Luggage compartment light
- Passenger sun visor light
- Driver sun visor light
- Front central roof light
The BCM manages the interior lighting through fixed power supplies (HSDs); earths (LSDs). Bulb-activation switch.
- Headlight height adjustment wheel
- Backlighting dimming adjustment wheel
Internal bulb brightness adjustment is available for the NAFTA market. The BCM controls the bulbs with PWM signals. The interior brightness can be adjusted using a small dedicated wheel located in the exterior light control. The EMEA version does not feature interior light adjustment: in its place is headlight level adjustment.
Backlighting and compartment lighting - The BCM also manages the activation and, consequently, dimming of the backlighting on the following components:
- dashboard
- central tunnel
- door panel switch module
- Steering wheel controls
Dimming is managed by the BCM via a small control wheel beside the exterior light control knob.