Thanks for the hiace repair videos.About 9 months ago I had both headlighs fail at the same time, I turned on lights at night to leave home and both low beams were not working, high beams were OK. I though it maybe faulty headlight relay or fuse for both to fail at same time. It turned out both headlight globes had blown, and were replaced.
Gday, I fitted Narva H4 bulbs that were somewhere in the plus 100 to plus 150 range. H4 globes are very common, so any good auto parts store should have an upgrade option for you. In regards to the LED’s- most people don’t realise that (depending on where you live) they are not approved for road use, so could result in being defected. Vehicles with factory fitted LED lights are excluded because the have automatic dipping sensors to avoid blinding other motorists.
Thanks so much! Great video. Saved me lots of time. 😀
Glad it helped!
Thanks for the hiace repair videos.About 9 months ago I had both headlighs fail at the same time, I turned on lights at night to leave home and both low beams were not working, high beams were OK. I though it maybe faulty headlight relay or fuse for both to fail at same time. It turned out both headlight globes had blown, and were replaced.
Wow, that’s unlucky!
hi i have a 1983 hiace van someone put leds in the headlights they are very dull of a night do you have a link to the new ones you fitted great video
Gday, I fitted Narva H4 bulbs that were somewhere in the plus 100 to plus 150 range. H4 globes are very common, so any good auto parts store should have an upgrade option for you.
In regards to the LED’s- most people don’t realise that (depending on where you live) they are not approved for road use, so could result in being defected. Vehicles with factory fitted LED lights are excluded because the have automatic dipping sensors to avoid blinding other motorists.