Whizzmista
Member
How many h7 bulbs in the l322 headlights and is it worth going led?
brianp38dse
Well-Known Member
All i can say is we have people on here with odd electrical faults that go when they change back to normal bulbs, the led one seam to throw the system out.
Whizzmista
Member
Thanks for the reply don't suppose you know how many h7 bulbs in the headlights?
ukadamwest
Well-Known Member
RangeRoller dt
Well-Sprung Member
No, and no is my answers.
Doesn’t mean you shouldn’t, just means you would have to live with the consequences
Doesn’t mean you shouldn’t, just means you would have to live with the consequences
gold rover
Well-Known Member
Same as @RangeRoller dt , no and no. I don't see that the high likelihood of faults being thrown, is worth trying to pretend your vehicle is newer than it is. Get the best , correct for vehicle, bulb, which doesn't blind other drivers, and drive happy
Datatek
Well-Known Member
Can't do that if his L322 has HID's which were a common fitment.Same as @RangeRoller dt , no and no. I don't see that the high likelihood of faults being thrown, is worth trying to pretend your vehicle is newer than it is. Get the best , correct for vehicle, bulb, which doesn't blind other drivers, and drive happy
RangeRoller dt
Well-Sprung Member
I hate the new bulbs.
Often I get blinded by a low down KA/Golf even though I am im lifted up hugely. I went to great trouble get my beams realigned after lifting my P38, for others to drive around blinding everyone legitimately!?
Years ago you would get booked for driving around with full/beam on because there is a slight chance of rain - why do they do it!!!
Often I get blinded by a low down KA/Golf even though I am im lifted up hugely. I went to great trouble get my beams realigned after lifting my P38, for others to drive around blinding everyone legitimately!?
Years ago you would get booked for driving around with full/beam on because there is a slight chance of rain - why do they do it!!!
