i feel that my xenons are really good for about 5 metres then nothing! Is this normal A mechanic friend of mine said that he has seen cars with xenons where the inside of the lens had became cloudy effecting the efficiency of the beams. Anyone had this?
Mine are great untill untill you go on uneven roads over 70mph. The xeons bounce up and down I duno if this a common problem or just mine. Anyone else have this problem?
Shouldn't be the adjuster should it? They do that themselves don't they (the little dance they do when you 1st turn them on)
Xenons don't have an adjuster in the car like the halogens do. They adjust themselves depending on the load you're carrying.
They are alot better then the halogen cars I've had before, can't really compare to other xenon's tough. Can see fine beyond 5 meters aswel
All xenon cars must have auto self leveling lights its a law, but if the sensor front or rear has come loose or broken lights can be short Skickat från min SM-G930F via Tapatalk
My R26 has Xenons and they're the same, 30 ft of incredible white light, then nothing. I find it really difficult to drive faster than granny pace on unlit roads at night if I can't use full beam. My pal had a brand new Clio R27 with Xenons and they used to bounce a lot. It was the most irritating thing if he was following me on a bumpy road. Sent from my E6653 using Tapatalk
Probably burned reflector bowls, the fog that is on the projector lens is from burned material. This is more than usual if fitting aftermarket bulbs with no UV filter (a special blend of glass is used on genuine bulbs that filters most of UV ligjt out Sent from my LG-D855 using Tapatalk
