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Hello, I exported this E39 525 IS to France and am currently restoring it to optimal condition.

Initially, driving at night can be unsettling, but have confidence in the system. Page 282 of the handbook delineates the effect as shaded high beams. The shaded high beams are exclusively featured with the optional safety pack.

A Toyota video titled "Adaptive High Beam System" is available on YouTube. It illustrates how the lights cast a shadow on certain vehicles while illuminating other sections of the roadway.

I have detected similarities, however I noted that the headlights do alter when vehicles approach from the opposite direction. They appear to veer left (right-hand drive), similar to navigating a corner. The blue high beam indicator is illuminated continuously, creating the illusion of full beam activation. I have not consulted the dealer regarding this matter. In the manual, it is referred to as the AHS - Adaptive High-Beam System. It appears to be a "feature." The PS handbook indicates that this feature can be disabled by the dealer.

In what position is the indicator or dip stalk located? Ensure it is in the standard position, not protruding forward.

A 24-plate vehicle remains covered by Toyota's guarantee, therefore there are no concerns.

It appears that this matter requires consultation with Toyota Technical. Has the dealer initiated a case with them? 🤔

Purchased this vehicle from Cinch a few months prior. I have experienced persistent issues with the Auto High Beam function since that time. Adhering meticulously to the user handbook, I engage the AHB button, and under low-light conditions, the headlamps instantly switch to High Beam; subsequently, they do not automatically revert to Low Beam when encountering oncoming traffic or illuminated urban areas. The dealership is presently perplexed. The forward-facing camera has been altered, however to no effect. Has anyone else encountered this issue? If so, how was it resolved? The expiration date for the Cinch warranty period is imminent, and I urgently desire a resolution to this issue!

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