one side is brighter. why?
02-12-08, 05:43 PM
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one side is brighter. why?
hey i was wondering if some one can help me. i put in new 8000k xenon bulbs and my right fog light looks brighter then the other side. and when i try to take a picture the right fog light and head light look alot brighter in the pic.
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02-12-08, 06:02 PM
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yea your right but i think the snow was pretty even. i took the pick standing in the middle of the car. does it look like the right fog light is pointing a little to much to the left. and is that adjustable?
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if you install one side of HIDs first and turning it on before installing the other side....colors will not match(personal experience installing hids a week apart). As for one side being brighter, i would bet that it's the leveling of the foglight
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i made that mistake on my camry and it never evened out after 3 years of use. Trust me it will bother you everytime you look at it. It's a good thing my brother drives the car now so i dont gotta put up with it lol
02-14-08, 08:35 AM
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Better spot for level parking surface: parking garage. Park about 15 ft away from a wall and check and adjust the headlight levels as necessary. I'm sure you know this already but you have a lot of headlight glare because you're putting in aftermarket HID bulbs in an OEM non-HID headlight housing which typically fits halogen bulbs.
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