I know its just the low beams that go twards the right..Highs seem ok and fill that low beam gap on the drivers side wherl track area..
I wanna oder some either led or hid for both hi and low but im waitin on a reply email to see if they have alot of rf noise..Most hids do and some led dont..
Headlight problem
Discussion in 'Questions From New Drivers' started by Red Hot Mess, Jan 27, 2012.
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They put lots of driving lights on for others, I don't find them much help, too much light close in, and that deer usually leaps into sight too late to do anything about except hope you're not shut down with the damage caused. -
Well both my low beams go out anout 20ish feet but just aimed wrong..I suspect the mold used to shape the lights over heated and distorted some..A few fellow drivers have same issue just some are not as bad as others..
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Craig, the lights have a cut off point on the left and a lead on the right. Like below. It may be a lens problem but it also may be a lamp issue, I had a problem where we could not get the lights to focus right and it came down to the bulbs were OSRAM were counterfeit bulbs and just horrible, put another type in and it all worked well - that was a $300 expense I didn't need.
However ... have you actually checked to see if the lights are aimed right?
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They were originally height wise but way low..I was over driveing even at low speed..A very basic idea of my light pattern..
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