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Quick question to new RRS owner please

It's so cool that the lights show the way when turning corners when at low speed or indicating. Was not aware of this feature when I bought the car.

Is this a standard feature/option and what is it called please.

Don't you just love these cars.

I had a V8 M3 recently and an S Class but not a patch. TDV8 HSE, Remap (+45 BHP + 100 Nm), Taylored sport exhaust system by Pipe Werx
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i think they are just called corner assist lights, theres a bulb that turns on and off as oppose to the head light turning 90 degrees, your head lights will turn around corners when driving if you have dynamic xenons fitted.

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Adaptive lighting  Have i got the busted controller?!?!!?

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And is this standard on the RRS? TDV8 HSE, Remap (+45 BHP + 100 Nm), Taylored sport exhaust system by Pipe Werx
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I'm relatively new to RRS too, and only noticed this tonight , having owned the car 2 months!

It only seems to do it in gear, or at slow speed........  MY2010 3.0 TDV6 HSE, Zermatt silver/Ebony/walnut, privacy, side steps, rubber mats and standard otherwise...

It's the Xenon Adaptive Lighting option, Cornering lights just above the indicators, plus the main lights move with the steering input. I have this option and its really useful, except the other day approaching a mini roundabout I was driving straight on but a car pulled out in front of me. Apparently due to her thinking I'd indicated to turn left owing to the corning light coming on as I turned to negotiate the roundabout!  MY2014 RRS Autobiography in Corris Grey, Black contrast roof and Cirrus interior, adaptive lights and side steps.

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Do a search... discussed many times here.

Cornering lamps were an optional feature in the early days but could be standard now.

Basically, the cornering lamps are designed to illuminate the direction of travel (a spread of light from the vehicle at approximately 45 degrees to the vehicle axis) when cornering at low speeds. This is controlled by the left hand steering column multifunction switch with the lighting control switch in the headlamp position and the ignition switch in position II. The cornering lamps are deactivated if the vehicle speed exceeds 25 mph (40 km/h).

On AFS headlamps, they are called Static Bending Lamps and in addition to being controlled by the left hand steering column multifunction switch, they will also operate using inputs from the steering angle sensor.  Malaysia Boleh!
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Also works when stationary.....I use it to illuminate the doorway for my folks when I drop them home if it's dark  Have i got the busted controller?!?!!?

2009 RRS TDV8
Santorini Black
Ivory / Anigre
Privacy
DVD & TV
Side Steps

swalker900 wrote:

I'm relatively new to RRS too, and only noticed this tonight , having owned the car 2 months!

It only seems to do it in gear, or at slow speed........

Pretty much as above....... Cornering lamps used to be part of the Adaptive Xenon option, however depending on age/model cornering lamps were added as standard for vehicles with standard non-Adaptive headlights.

James

sherlock wrote:

swalker900 wrote:

I'm relatively new to RRS too, and only noticed this tonight , having owned the car 2 months!

It only seems to do it in gear, or at slow speed........

Hi. I'm in Prestwich so only a few miles away.

Whitefield/Unsworth, so only a couple of miles  MY2010 3.0 TDV6 HSE, Zermatt silver/Ebony/walnut, privacy, side steps, rubber mats and standard otherwise...

James @ Lookers Park Royal wrote:

Pretty much as above....... Cornering lamps used to be part of the Adaptive Xenon option, however depending on age/model cornering lamps were added as standard for vehicles with standard non-Adaptive headlights.

James

Hi James,

Mine's MY2010 Sept 2009 (59 plate) - will this have been standard, or do you think mine should have adaptive xenons as it has corner light feature?  MY2010 3.0 TDV6 HSE, Zermatt silver/Ebony/walnut, privacy, side steps, rubber mats and standard otherwise...

Looking at your sig, you should have cornering lamps, however Adaptive Xenons are an option on 3.0 HSE.

James

I noticed this and meant to post up. It's a great feature, especially nor dark country lane juntions
It seems to be activated with the indicator as long as the speed is less than 30mph. Throws light out at pretty much 90 degrees illuminating kerb stones, hedges etc. ON THE WAY: BMW F21 M140i
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[quote="James @ Lookers Park Royal"]Pretty much as above....... Cornering lamps used to be part of the Adaptive Xenon option, however depending on age/model cornering lamps were added as standard for vehicles with standard non-Adaptive

Hi James, How much wud this extra of cost on the car when new? Mines got these too , original owner must of paid for it? Java black 2006