change the lights to get RDW (dutch) approval
change the lights to get RDW (dutch) approval
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ronspeedsix

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208 posts

199 months

Sunday 21st March 2010
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Any advice on how to change the lights to get RDW approval in the Netherlands? Maybe a link to a post on this forum explaining that, i couldn't find it...

Thx,
Maurice.


Maurice,

Headlights (dipped beam)
Remove both dipped beamlights. Each light consists of a black housing and a brown housing. The brown part is mounted with 3 screws at the black part. Remove the three screws. Now the brown housing can be lifted of. The brown part is designed to fit in two positions (LHD en RHD) at the black part. Turn it approx. 7 mm anticlockwise en then mount it back with the three screws.
Mount the lights back at the car.

Rear lights
You have to switch over the reverse and fog light. They are glued into place from the inside. Form the inside of the boot I cutted the glue away around the metal fitting as much as possible. By turning the lights I could break the rest of the glue to take the lights out. I assume you don't need instruction to remount the lights and change the wiring. It's quite easy.

Good luck.
Ronald.





rens914

678 posts

257 months

Sunday 21st March 2010
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maurice
i talked you trough the procedure for the headlights and leave the rear light's (no need)
my son is a MOT (APK) mecanic and he states that nobody will notice this. didn't do mine
rens



Edited by rens914 on Monday 22 March 09:24

PascalBuyens

2,868 posts

308 months

Monday 22nd March 2010
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Maurice,

You need to lift off the main bonnet to be able to access the headlights.

Once that is off, you will see two black covers on both sides of the "wings", which once taken off, allow you to access the lights...

12Esc

193 posts

211 months

Tuesday 23rd March 2010
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Thanks!

12Esc

193 posts

211 months

Tuesday 23rd March 2010
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Now that i have your attention: would it be possible for me to visit one of you and get into the passenger seat of a Tuscan? I'm really serious about buying one, but would prefer to have experienced one before buying...

No problem to drive a distance for that (from Breda), but Groningen/Friesland is a bit too far...

PascalBuyens

2,868 posts

308 months

Tuesday 23rd March 2010
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Maurice, no problem in catching a passenger ride from me, when the car is ready...


12Esc

193 posts

211 months

Tuesday 23rd March 2010
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and how do i contact you (email from forum not allowed?).
Why is your car not ready, and when will it be?
thx.

rens914

678 posts

257 months

Tuesday 23rd March 2010
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baarle nassau is about 20 minutes
i'm home next weekend
yust give me a call
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rens

Edited by rens914 on Tuesday 23 March 21:02

12Esc

193 posts

211 months

Tuesday 23rd March 2010
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didn't know you were that close. I'll certainly call you.