Mod-wise Brighter Lights Kit
Mod-wise Brighter Lights Kit
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nick275uk

Original Poster:

526 posts

265 months

Friday 4th February 2005
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Before going out and buying this kit, can anyone here discribe to me the procedure of fitting it.

Hoe easy is it to do for someone with little 'under the bonnet' experience, how long will it take and will I have any skin left on my knuckles when I've finished

When I switch on my headlights, the off-side one comes on OK, but the near-side remains on dipped. If I flash the main beam on and back off, the nearside headlight comes on.!!

I'm hoping that fitting this kit will sort out my headlight problems.

Thanks in advance for your input chaps........

wolosp

2,337 posts

294 months

Friday 4th February 2005
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chimleic

254 posts

265 months

Friday 4th February 2005
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I've had the 'starter motor' kit, not the brighter lights kit...but it was a doddle to fit (even for a compelete numpty like me.

Can anyone say if there is a limit on the amount of mod-wise you can fit without having a negative effect on the battery/electrics?

Also, do any of the kits interfere with eachother? I was thinking of adding the brighter lights kit as well.

FlipFlopGriff

7,144 posts

276 months

Friday 4th February 2005
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The kit enables the live to the lights to be wired independantly, ie you put the live to the n/s light direct from the strarter motor.
It is relatively simple and takes about 2 hours (Griff)and I am not good at these things either.
Well worth the money and makes a huge difference as the car is driven daily - I did replace the bulbs with Osram Silverstars at the same time.

FFG