is there a how-to anywhere?
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standard headlight to dual optic headlight conversion
- Thread starter DanEdser
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Sure is.
http://www.cliosport.net/forum/show...Double-optic-(sports)-lights-conversion-guide
When you get the headlight connectors off, they'll be nothing like the diagram, use this instead.
If you get stuck, drop me a PM
http://www.cliosport.net/forum/show...Double-optic-(sports)-lights-conversion-guide
When you get the headlight connectors off, they'll be nothing like the diagram, use this instead.
If you get stuck, drop me a PM
Jap Box
In the guides section
Just dont listen to the part where it says about the fuse part, there is no bit for the fuse to go in, with mine when full beam came on the dipped beam would go off, it doesnt affect the MOT
http://www.cliosport.net/forum/showthread.php?240464-Clio-mk2ph1-Double-optic-(sports)-lights-conversion-guide&highlight=light
This is not true. There is a fuse, and it allows the headlights to stay on with the fullbeams. I'll take a pic if necessary, but it's in the instruction manual which came with the car.
Jap Box
Must alter with spec then, both clio's ive had havent had the connector in there for the fuse, il check the current one in a day or two to see if this one has it
Well the OP has a Grande, like me, and mine has it. I have HID's fitted to the dipped beam, so I can't have them flicking off every time I flash someone!
Jap Box
Odd, first car was a 1999 Grande and next was 1998 RN and neither had the connection. They would both come on if I held the full beam switch back without releasing it but then that was just a pain to do.
Here's my fusebox, with the fuse circled.
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