2011 ISx50 HEADLIGHTS VS 2012 ISx50 HEADLIGHTS - Differences Exposed
#49
Keeping it Real
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Both should be the same height, however due to the beam pattern, the left side of the beam pattern on both sides will be lower.
So no, the driver's side should not be aimed lower than the passenger side. They both get aimed to the same height, and the both are lower on the left side of the beam pattern.
Jeff
So no, the driver's side should not be aimed lower than the passenger side. They both get aimed to the same height, and the both are lower on the left side of the beam pattern.
Jeff
#50
what is the tsb that i need to present to get the newer 2012 led headlights? i have the 2011 headlights with slight bubbling.... is my local lexus dealership going to change them without a hassel? thanks in advance
#51
you should have no problem from what i've heard... unlike me where i have an 08', i don't get the luck of having the dealer upgrade my lights, but i got the hook up from sewell and i will have my lights installed wednesday!!!
#52
anyone have the moisture problem after dealer installed new light(s). I have it in one. Dealer is great and replacing but I think they are blaming it on the light and not the install. They checked seals, plugs, etc and said they were fine. would love to go in knowing a bit more....thanks
#58
hey guys i live in canada and my car do have bubbles inside the headlight, will lexus replace a new one for me for free? or i need to pay for it? How do you guys talk to the dealer? Just saying the problem with the headlight and ask them to replace it? I might gonna go to my dealer in the weekend
#59
hey guys i live in canada and my car do have bubbles inside the headlight, will lexus replace a new one for me for free? or i need to pay for it? How do you guys talk to the dealer? Just saying the problem with the headlight and ask them to replace it? I might gonna go to my dealer in the weekend
#60
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^ One thing to keep in mind for people reading this thread: dealerships will only complete the TSIB (with labor) for cars that had defective LED DRL headlights out of the factory. If you installed the 2011 headlights on a 2010 or earlier car, you can get the part replaced under a 1 year warranty but you will have to handle the labor.