Head light low beams will not turn on, bulbs are good but the switch is turning off high beams but not turning on low beams.
When it rains or when i wash the car, beads of water form inside the headlight lenses (both sides). i was told that a small amount of water is acceptable & not to worry that lenses are vented? is this explanation valid? vehicle can be in motion or stationary.
I purchased this vehicle in may of 2017. as the days got shorter and i was having to drive more at night i realized that there was a problem with the night visibility when turning. when making a turn at an unlighted intersection you can not see around the corner to make a safe turn. there is a very narrow illumination pattern in front of the vehicle. i was told by the dealership that i could install fog light and that would help with the problem. this is a definite design flaw on the 2015 model of the crv. i notice that the headlights were designed differently on the 2016 model. is there a redesigned headlight assembly that is available for this model to correct this problem? this creates a dangerous situation when you are turning at areas where there is no additional light during the nighttime hours.
When entering a private elderly housing parking lot to attend a meeting, i was traveling in my 2015 honda crv at about 5 mph. after slowing for a speed bump, i went toward a parking spot traveling at about 2 mph where i could just pull straight in. when i tried to apply the brake, it was rock solid and vehicle seemed to self accelerate. the vehicle jumped the curb which had a steel drainage plate, and took out a sign knocking it to the ground. a resident at the facility was standing close by and it scared him so bad he took off. had i been just a few feet closer to him, he would have been hit by my vehicle. the impact with the curb and sign slowed the vehicle to a stop. the bumper, valance, and right fog lamp all have to be replaced. the honda crv is three months old.