Why do my lights turn on when it gets cold outside?

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Asked by Keith Jan 22, 2014 at 04:02 PM about the 2003 Toyota Matrix XR

Question type: Maintenance & Repair

When the temperature gets below 20 degrees at night, my headlights turn on which in turn
drains my battery all night. I have tried attaching a battery charger, but when it gets down
below 10 degrees, that even isn't enough.

I know that I can just remove the battery, but I don't really want to do that every single
night during the cold winters. Any ideas as to why my car would be doing this and is there
something that I can do to keeping it from doing this?

4 Answers

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The 03 matrix had issues with the head light switches shorting out in cold weather draining the battery with the lights usually come on.

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Mine has been doing the same thing (that's why I'm here obviously!). I have no idea why but my temporary "solution" has been to turn my brights "on" when I get home at night. I don't understand why, but if I turn my bright switch on, the lights shut off/don't come on in the middle of the night.

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Well it’s in the negatives here in Michigan. My Toyota thinks it needs to somehow turn its lights on in the middle of the night n draining the battery. Looks like I’m not the only one with this problem. Guess I’ll start with a headlight switch

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