Thread: MY 10 TDV8 Luxury Headlights

I believe that AFS (Adaptive Front Lighting - lights move with the steering wheel for corners etc.) was an option ! Most people who have it, think highly of it.

Laurie

Do non-AFS lights have working cornering lights? I find the cornering lights useful but my previous D4 with non-AFS bi-xenons didn't have them.

Originally Posted by Laurie

I believe that AFS (Adaptive Front Lighting - lights move with the steering wheel for corners etc.) was an option ! Most people who have it, think highly of it.

Laurie

Thanks

I can't seem to log into Topix. Would somebody else mind looking and telling me what headlights my car came with? The VIN is:

SALLMAM23AA331149

According to Topix you have :


ADAPTIVE-XENON HEADLAMPS

and

CONTINUOUS VARIABLE DAMPING


So that's a good win !

If you send me a PM I can email you the complete readout.


How Adaptive Lights Work

YouTube

Laurie

Topix? What is topix?

Adaptive headlights are great at low speed, especially when scanning the paddock for a fox or looking around.
Cheers

Gillie
It's Vehicle specific data base which records servicing, recalls, build sheet etc

Database is based on your VIN:

Resource not found | TOPIx

Basic user is free

Laurie

Graeme
Apparently 2010+ cars can have the cornering lights, if not fitted with AFS, BUT they can be enabled/disabled via CCF. I don't know if they were a standard Australian Spec or not

Laurie


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The D4 non-AFS lights didn't have the globe holders nor the wiring + connector inside the assembly.

I unwittingly changed the speed at which my L322's cornering lights are switched on from 40 kph to 60 kph using my Faultmate, thinking I was increasing the steering angle before they switch on. However I'm not game to set the speed back because my IIDtool doesn't have the facility and I've changed a lot of CCF values using the IIDtool which may be lost if the Faultmate is used to change anything.