brought these

but there is no guide to fitting them to a skoda felicia with the facelift.

anyone know where to put them on the headlights

diagram would be useful

cheers.

Edited 26 June, 201214 yr by bobbycharles

give us more information such as:

- are those for a generic Felicia? or are they sold as 'all cars fit' stickers?

- is there no guide at all? if there is, what does it say?

- any chance to trace the manufacturer?

Edited 27 June, 201214 yr by masster

I have fitted them before.

If you look at the lights there will be a diagonal line pattern slanting down. You need to fit them whole with the slant of the stickers following the slant of on the lights.

Last time I went abroad I didn't bother buying any and followed the car manual which said to just use some opaque tape (electrical insulation tape for example) and had a diagram of how big and where to put it. Worked very well.

Phil

I believe that Phil is talking about the area in the left of this photo:

Basically UK spec headlights usually throw a finger of light (roughly) along the left side of the road to light up the pavement (so you can see those pesky pedestrians). When abroad, this is exactly where the on-coming traffic is, hence the need to bend/obscure. I think those sticky things try and "correct" the light to being back in front of you. Obscuring will reduce the light, but as that is where you want it not to be, is not a problem.

IIRC Halfords sell these things as well.

Hope this all helps.