Why are my headlights so dim?
I have noticed this since I got the car. I think it has something to do with the previous wreck it was in, but they are pretty dull xenons. On days where it is really cloudy or a tiny bit of sun, I cannot see them at all. The only time they are really useful is somewhere where its pitch dark, and even then I prefer the brights. Luckily I have not been pulled over but I am not trying to start any time soon.
Where can I get some good, super bright replacement bulbs? OR..What are some cool aftermarket lights where I can just replace the whole head lights? Or is it an easier fix then that? I noticed the beam is not straight, one is lower than the other. That being said, I feel like there is an issue bigger than this. It certainly doesn't help though, I am sure. Thanks all. |
uhhh.................
they are working as intended...................................... the driver side will have a step down or will be lower than the passenger side, as to not blind oncoming drivers... |
Originally Posted by justnspace
(Post 16437160)
uhhh.................
they are working as intended...................................... the driver side will have a step down or will be lower than the passenger side, as to not blind oncoming drivers... |
If the car was in a wreck, then who knows what is going on with your lights. The TSX lights are considered to be some of the best regardless of car, so if you can't see then:
1. Something wrong with the lights 2. Something wrong with your eyes Either way, a different bulb won't fix the problem until you figure out what the problem is. Take pictures of your headlights from about 25 feet away (lights on at night - you dead center between the lights) and a picture of your headlight (lights off) during the day (properly lit and in focus). Post the pictures here. |
^ well the the most telling thing he said was " in the day time I can't see them, but work in pitch black conditions"
Which is how headlights are supposed to work lol |
OP,
Most likely your HL are frosted over/oxidized and the bulbs are tire. Recondition the HL lens and replace the HL bulbs... DIY, $50-$100. |
Restore your factory headlights lens. They sell DIY kits everywhere
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Originally Posted by Matt Lumpkins
(Post 16437148)
I have noticed this since I got the car. I think it has something to do with the previous wreck it was in, but they are pretty dull xenons. On days where it is really cloudy or a tiny bit of sun, I cannot see them at all. The only time they are really useful is somewhere where its pitch dark, and even then I prefer the brights. Luckily I have not been pulled over but I am not trying to start any time soon.
Where can I get some good, super bright replacement bulbs? OR..What are some cool aftermarket lights where I can just replace the whole head lights? Or is it an easier fix then that? I noticed the beam is not straight, one is lower than the other. That being said, I feel like there is an issue bigger than this. It certainly doesn't help though, I am sure. Thanks all.
Originally Posted by justnspace
(Post 16437160)
uhhh.................
they are working as intended...................................... the driver side will have a step down or will be lower than the passenger side, as to not blind oncoming drivers... |
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