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Hadn't seen this on the forum (I strive for uniqueness). This past weekend I took the Evora out for an errand. Forecast was for a chance of a shower. Ten minutes later the heavens opened into a wall of water. I believe it's know as a gully washer here in North Carolina. Noah would have said "that's a real rainstorm!". You get the idea.
Got home and put the car back into the garage. Since then, when I drive the car the headlights (and taillights and side markers) are on. I push the button and get the little green light to go on/off, but doesn't seem to matter. High beams work so I don't think it has anything to do with the switches.
Any ideas? Typically this type of an electric problem usually causes things to Not work. Another case of a British car that can't handle water? Could be worse I guess and they be stuck off.
Got home and put the car back into the garage. Since then, when I drive the car the headlights (and taillights and side markers) are on. I push the button and get the little green light to go on/off, but doesn't seem to matter. High beams work so I don't think it has anything to do with the switches.
Any ideas? Typically this type of an electric problem usually causes things to Not work. Another case of a British car that can't handle water? Could be worse I guess and they be stuck off.