Follow-Me-Home Lights enable for Jaguar & Land Rover — keep the headlights on for a short time after you lock and leave the car to light your way. Set in software via the CCF and coded to your VIN / As-Built over OBD, remote & mobile.
What this activation does
- Keeps the headlamps illuminated for a set time after you switch off and lock the car, lighting your path to the door.
- A simple, universally useful comfort/safety feature on any JLR vehicle with the parameter.
- Applied over OBD and coded to your VIN / As-Built — no bench work.
Choose the option that matches your vehicle
| Dropdown option |
What it means |
| Disabled |
Follow-me-home lighting is switched off. |
| Enabled |
Switches on follow-me-home lighting — the headlamps stay on briefly after you leave. |
Key terms explained
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Follow-Me-Home: A feature that leaves the headlights on for a short, adjustable period after you lock the car, so you can see your way in the dark before they switch off automatically.
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CCF (Car Configuration File): The master list of feature flags stored in the vehicle. Setting a value here switches a factory feature on or off. All of these activations are done by editing the CCF, not by fitting parts.
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As-Built: Your vehicle's original factory configuration record, tied to the VIN. Every change is written back against your As-Built so the car stays consistent with JLR records.
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Coded to your VIN: The change is applied to your specific vehicle over the OBD diagnostic port — remote and mobile, no bench work and no new hardware.
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Error / Undefined: Factory enumeration place-holders that exist inside the parameter list. They are not real choices — do not select them. Pick the plain-English option that matches your vehicle.
The CCF parameters behind Follow Me Home Lights
The dropdown above maps to these values in the Car Configuration File:
| CCF address |
Parameter |
Block |
Byte |
Bits |
Values (from the CCF data set) |
| 0x2B67 |
Exterior Lights 3 – Follow Me Home Reverse |
0x2B |
6 |
7 |
00 = disabled, 01 = enabled. |
Follow Me Home keeps the headlamps on for a set time after you lock and leave, to light your way. It is a configuration flag on the exterior-lighting side of the body controller and works on any car with the normal headlamps — we check your As-Built first.
Follow Me Home Lights on Jaguar Land Rover — 2002 to 2026
Earliest model year the option existed on each line:
| Model |
Platform |
Model years |
Notes |
| Range Rover |
L322 |
2002–2012 |
Follow Me Home headlamp delay across the range. |
| Range Rover / Range Rover Sport |
L405 / L494 |
2013–2022 |
Follow Me Home with adjustable delay. |
| Jaguar / Land Rover |
all lines |
2013–2026 |
Follow Me Home on cars with the standard headlamps. |
Earliest model year the function existed on each line. We confirm by VIN.
Two ways we switch this on — both remote, no parts
Depending on model year and architecture, Follow Me Home Lights is enabled by one of two methods. We pick the correct one for your VIN — you do not need to know which in advance.
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CCF editing over OBD — we set the follow-me-home flag above in the Car Configuration File, write it back against your As-Built, then re-configure the body controller so the headlamps stay on after you leave.
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OEM-tool online configuration — where the module holding the flag needs its configuration re-issued from the manufacturer’s programming database rather than a direct CCF value, the same result is completed remotely through the OEM diagnostic tool’s online configuration for that module.
Either route is performed over the OBD diagnostic port, remote and mobile, with no bench work and no parts. The change is reversible the same way.