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Not according to Rave. That's why some sensors have 3 wires and some have 6. Mine only has 3.

You'll soon find out when you look at the bulbs :)

Don't think they were fitted to cars with HID's so you may not find one :) The height sensors will have 6 wires if the car has one. If there are only 3 wires it won't have one.

That is correct for MY2005. You push the stalk forward for rear window. Assume 2012 is the same.

Probably. Or someone with a known working diag tool.

What diagnostic tool did you use? It needs to be LR specific but assume you already know that.

A while ago I flashed a parked up taxi cos he was on the left facing me with headlights on so he decided to go main beam to be an even bigger prick. Needless to say my Disco with additional front spots won the competition.

according to google cats eyes are 20m apart and a headlight should reach 100m so maybe you have a problem with you lights or your eyesight :)

You could if you had brighter headlights than the one coming towards you :)

At least now you can see further, drive faster, and crash more safely than ever before :)

Yes but according to a quick google search it just says as long as it doesn't dazzle other drivers. I suspect lots of the ones that dazzle are poorly designed cheap imports.

These may be suitable https://www.classiccarleds.co.uk/products/d1s-hid-to-led-conversion-kit-8600lm-6000k-daylight-white-replacement-for-oem-hid-zenon?srsltid=AfmBOoocbQoTrI3t-1naHRnzJWjPFqYte_Vr_m6mw8JXqvKw3Ab5SNbQ

I suspect anything massively brighter would be illegal.

Who said what?

I'm generally the one being ignored until they ask me to agree to what they haven't told me about 🤔

I generally get where I'm going quicker by ignoring google :)

So the insurance company will say you shouldn't have been driving it until it had been assessed. Sadly I think you'll have a job proving you didn't cause the issue.

Were you driving it after the damage but before the engine stopped? Just wondering if the front end damage caused an oil leak.

Just to be clear. And I know now't about this model. 6 months ago you were getting white smoke so parked it up. Then someone reversed into it so insurance company sent it for a quote. £14k for new engine. What about bodywork repair? What have insurance company said?

For typical LEDs then yes I agree but the LED voltage regulator may be set higher than 10v. I'm no expert on car LEDs but they may have a cut off voltage to stop battery drain with the ignition off. A quick google of a LED bulb gave Supported Voltage: DC12-17V.