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Dec 17, 2019 | 11:35 AM

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Solid AFS Light

Hi all. Our 2008 RX350 has an AFS Off light on, but it is solid, not flossing. I immediately checked the arm in the back suspension, and it is neither snapped nor seized.

Does anyone have any indication of what it could be or where to look first?

thanks in advance

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Hi all. Our 2008 RX350 has an AFS Off light on, but it is solid, not flossing. I immediately checked the arm in the back suspension, and it is neither snapped nor seized.

Does anyone have any indication of what it could be or where to look first?

thanks in advance

Did you check the button on the driver side panel under and to the left a bit of the steering wheel? I know there is a button on mine in that area that if pressed in will turn off the adaptive lights and a indicator will show afs off.

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Stupid me, I accidentally pressed the button while reaching down for something else. Have had the car since 2007, and still make that mistake

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