Check the sensor on the rear axle of your car hasn't bcome detached.
Its there to detech when the car has weight in it and lowers the beam if the back has weight in it however if its detached then it always things the car has weight in the back so lowers the beam. If you've lowered the car though as well though the sneso things the back has weight since it lower and lowers the beams. if you have lowered the car you can fiddle the adjsuter to make it work or manually adjust the beams.
yeah thats on non xenon cars. when they got xenons that is panel illumination brightness.
Yep 3mm or so lower but with normal tolerances you'd never notice.Thanks Edde, what does the sensor look like etc?? the car has the cup pack so the suspension is lower am i correct?
yeah thats on non xenon cars. when they got xenons that is panel illumination brightness.
On my MTV Ive got Xenon's and thye have a manual adjuster next to the interior light brightness
yeah thats on non xenon cars. when they got xenons that is panel illumination brightness.
On my MTV Ive got Xenon's and thye have a manual adjuster next to the interior light brightness
On my MTV Ive got Xenon's and thye have a manual adjuster next to the interior light brightness
Then they arent Xenons.
Then they arent Xenons.
Thats wat i thought. Im sure all xenons must only be auto adjusting. please correct me if im wrong.
My bad, didn't realise they were petty enough to do that, whats the point of making them look like HIDs if they're not,Thats wat i thought. Im sure all xenons must only be auto adjusting. please correct me if im wrong.
MTV was only made as a MK2 PH1 so he is probably taling about the twin optic lights like the 172 ph1
These are not Xenon lamps but "projector" lamps which mimic Xenons. They are simply standard bulbs behind a projector reflector.
ok then how would i be able to find out if i have proper xenon lights then?