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Car Headlight LED and Xenon: which brand is better?
According to our customers, the best spare parts in the auto Front lights Xenon and LED product category come from the following brands:
- HELLA
- ABAKUS
- TYC
- DIEDERICHS
- ALKAR
Auto Headlights: how much does this product cost?
The price of car parts within the auto Headlights category ranges from £10 to £632, depending on the vehicle type, manufacturer, and product specifications.
Headlights from 55 manufacturers at prices from 10£ to 632£
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1812080 | 25 11 10 | 2742575 | 082438 | 24 12 10 | 082441 |
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HELLA | ABAKUS | TYC | DIEDERICHS | ALKAR | VAN WEZEL |
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BMW | VW | MERCEDES-BENZ | AUDI | FORD | VAUXHALL |
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Lamp Type: | Light Function: | Supplementary Article / Supplementary Info Info 2: | |||
H4 | W5W | with indicator | with low beam | without motor for headlamp levelling | with motor for headlamp levelling |
PY21W | H7 | with high beam | with front fog light | with bulbs | without bulbs |
H1 | H4/H3 | with daytime running light | with position light | without glow discharge lamp | without control unit for Xenon |
Learn more about Headlights - operation method, diagnosis, causes of faults and replacement intervals
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Useful information on functions, causes of malfunction, diagnosis and replacement intervals
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The exact procedure is specified in your car owner’s manual. Common steps for replacement are the following:
- Switch off the engine and wait for it to cool down.
- Open the bonnet.
- Disconnect the negative battery terminal.
- Access the backside of the headlight cluster. For this, you may need to remove the air filter housing, engine control unit, battery, expansion tank, etc.
- Disconnect the power supply connector.
- Remove the protective element by pressing it in and turning counterclockwise. Sometimes it is enough to pry it with a screwdriver.
- Release the bulb retainer that holds the part in the reflector.
- Remember the position of contacts on the bulb base and disconnect them.
- Remove the burnt component.
- Connect contacts to a new part following the position of contacts you remembered, and install the bulb.
Please note! You should use gloves when installing the part. Fingerprints on the bulb glass reduce the lifespan of the component significantly.
Adjust your headlights in the dark, when the light beam is clearly visible. Follow these steps:
- Top up the fuel, unload the luggage compartment, make sure the suspension is in good condition, adjust the tyre air pressure, and clean the headlights with a soft cloth.
- Place your car on even ground as close to the wall as possible. Mark the vehicle centre line on the wall using a piece of chalk, coloured tape, or duct tape. Be guided by the car body centre.
- Back up for a few metres from the wall and measure two distances: from the ground to the centre of the lens and from the centre of the lens to the vehicle centre line.
- Mark the centres of the lamps on the wall and draw two vertical lines through them (one for each centre). Connect vertical lines with the horizontal one.
- Draw another horizontal line 50 mm below the main one.
- Turn on the low beam.
- Adjust the lenses so that the DRL light spot does not extend beyond the lower horizontal line on the wall. At the same time, the low beam from the centre point of the headlamps should be angled upwards. Slowly rotate the adjustment screws in the back of the headlight or use the button in the car interior to adjust the components.
If your vehicle has separate bulbs for low and high beams, you should adjust them individually. In this case, the light spot of the high beam should be on the centre marking. Headlights equipped with a hydraulic adjuster can be adjusted by the driver in the car interior without passengers.
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