Adaptive Front Lighting System (AFS) DIY install upgrade
09-07-09, 10:40 AM
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) I can call my retrofitter and ask him to confirm
unfortunately that's the only oven we have in the house.......
09-08-10, 01:37 PM
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In total: $10,000 including labour and the dealer will not do it because they don't know how to reprogram the computer.
10K!
Wow. Lesson: Better buy what you like form the get go.
10K!
Wow. Lesson: Better buy what you like form the get go.
12-09-13, 01:40 PM
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My '07 has them. First of all you need to be going 18 mph or more before they operate (owner's manual) Secondly they aren't useful in any town with street lights because there is plenty of light anyway. Third, even in darkness it is hard to see them move because the movement is quite small and happens quickly. My opinion is don't waste your time money, and effort.
12-09-13, 03:30 PM
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I have AFS in my 08 RX350 and I just turn it off. One less componet to failure and to me there is not much difference with it on or off. But I do enjoy to bright HID at night.
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12-12-13, 09:56 PM
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My '07 has them. First of all you need to be going 18 mph or more before they operate (owner's manual) Secondly they aren't useful in any town with street lights because there is plenty of light anyway. Third, even in darkness it is hard to see them move because the movement is quite small and happens quickly. My opinion is don't waste your time money, and effort.
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