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Hudson01

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Having not really used my car in the winter where there is no street lights i was under the impression that the headlight were just ' normal ' and ok...... not the case, tonight i came home a different way which was over an area of farmland  with a small 'snake' type lane and zero street lights, terrifying  is all i can say !!! The light was not bright at all, kind of dull and not white light but mutted..... just what can i get to stop me from crashing next time i take this route ?

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A man holding a candle walking in front of you would be better than OEM.

Try Osram Night Breaker bulbs, they seem to be well reviewed.

If you have projector lenses then consider an HID upgrade.

Do a forum search and you will see answers galore, the main theme being it's personal opinion. If you go for upgraded bulbs you will get the HID lovers saying otherwise and vice versa.

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Mine is a 2010 1.6cr elegance and has the bulbs that came with it, is fitting HID a big deal and would it cost a lot ?

Just in case you don't know

An aftermarket HID kit will potentially cause an MOT Fail and you must inform your insurer, who may refuse cover

They are not self levelling or have a washer system either, which has to work if fitted

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Just in case you don't know

An aftermarket HID kit will potentially cause an MOT Fail and you must inform your insurer, who may refuse cover

They are not self levelling or have a washer system either, which has to work if fitted

Oh dear God, not this again.

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I think most do, especially the amount of times it been covered, but you're right I guess if you didn't say it and just thought it you'd kick yourself. My insurance company didn't care when I told them, they just said in the event of an accident they wouldn't cover them or replace them like for like, just put OEM back in

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Just in case you don't know

An aftermarket HID kit will potentially cause an MOT Fail and you must inform your insurer, who may refuse cover

They are not self levelling or have a washer system either, which has to work if fitted

Itll be fineeee

Change em for MOT just incase. Ten min job (:

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I use the standard OEM`s on an unlit stretch twisty road every night. The dull yellow light illuminates the road just fine. The problem I have is oncoming cars with white / blue white headlights that dazzle. If you drive in east yorks please leave your headlights OEM. Maybe an eye test might help if you are struggling to see.

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Could someone post a photo of the projector lights as I really don't know what is fitted to my 12 plate .

As Jonro says, or...

What spec is your 12 plate?

Should be able to tell you off that.

If its anything other than an S its usually projector in dip. High may vary

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