What do you think?? Good enough ??

20 mins googling + 30 seconds with screwdriver

Tomorrow I'll upload more detailed photos of the headlamps and lever that should be moved.

Is yours the pre facelift version - will be interesting to see where lever is?

 

My post facelift (2014) was initially difficult - easyish now I know how

 

http://www.briskoda.net/forums/topic/399551-headlight-conversion-for-european-driving-skoda-superb-ii/

 

 

Nice and flat beam

Edited 31 May, 201610 yr by bigjohn

Is yours the pre facelift version - will be interesting to see where lever is?

My post facelift (2014) was initially difficult - easyish now I know how

http://www.briskoda.net/forums/topic/399551-headlight-conversion-for-european-driving-skoda-superb-ii/

Nice and flat beam

I think I have the same headlights

I'll post more photos tomorrow

Lever is located "outside" of the lights - you don't need inspection camera to see it just put your head down Very easy access but you need fairly long screwdriver - at least 15cm - 20cm.

64 plates, estate, SE, 2.0 CR, DSG, 4x4, 170+

Do you not have the option for "Tourist Mode" in the Maxidot?

Much better than the stickers eh?!

 

Do you not have the option for "Tourist Mode" in the Maxidot?

 

Only with xenon headlights.

.

Edited 1 June, 201610 yr by jafo

Promised photos

Like I said before - long screwdriver is best and it's really not that hard as it seems

Edited 1 June, 201610 yr by jafo

I think I have the same headlights

I'll post more photos tomorrow

Lever is located "outside" of the lights - you don't need inspection camera to see it just put your head down Very easy access but you need fairly long screwdriver - at least 15cm - 20cm.

64 plates, estate, SE, 2.0 CR, DSG, 4x4, 170+

 

Yes that looks the same as mine

 

I'll have another try without the camera - but when I first tried when I got the car couldn't get a reasonable view and what I did see was obstructed by my hand when inserting a screwdriver. I suppose might be better with a longer one! Saying that I don't have the daintiest of hands 

 

Local dealer failed to reach the levers as well

 

At least when adjusted the beam is amazingly flat. I've just clicked mine back to UK driving

Edited 1 June, 201610 yr by bigjohn

I'll have another try without the camera - but when I first tried when I got the car couldn't get a reasonable view 

 

Had a quick look - without the camera can JUST see the lever on the offside, struggled with the nearside 

 

With my vari-focals getting in the way I think I'll stick to my cheapy inspection camera - very easy to visually guide in the screwdriver to the nicely illuminated lever 

 

I bought the camera to trace an under floorboard leak a few years ago. Worth having around for all sorts of things including finding dropped headlight unit bolt on engine under-tray after converting my Superb I for continental driving (similar but bigger lever)