Looking for feedback on this idea. After doing some more reading on this forum and some posts in this topic you can sub in a resistor at the sensor to make it think that it is daylight all of the time. I like having the auto headlights functioning 99% of the time so that option isn't as appealing to me.
My idea is to add a Single Pole Double Throw switch so I could toggle between bypassing the daylight sensor and normal operation. I think I can do all of this under the dash and splicing into the wires that go up to the senor. (See the attached marked up schematic) Add a high quality SPDT switch somewhere in the lower dash.
What is the resistor size needed to simulate the daylight sensor? Will codes be set toggling this? What other pitfalls?
I think I see what you are saying, just cut power/signal from the light sensor before it gets to the BCM? Tricking BCM into thinking it is daylight.
On the schematic, it shows that some HVAC stuff would be affected as well?
I just purchased a 2017 Sierra and the wireless charging doesn't seem to kick in on my Pixel 3. I have tried moving it around slowly on the pad with no luck. Also tested with and without the case.
When I look at the compatibility list on the website I see Pixel 3 is not listed. Is this true? Will the updated charging kit fix this?
https://my.chevrolet.com/content/dam/gmownercenter/gmna/static/pageImages/learnAbout/articles/documents/GM_Wireless_Charging_Compatible_Device.pdf