It is because in the first pic the light on the right looks cleaner and has a better low down spread than the LED fitted to the left, maybe that's high beam with just the one LED fitted ?Quote:
Originally Posted by Tombie
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It is because in the first pic the light on the right looks cleaner and has a better low down spread than the LED fitted to the left, maybe that's high beam with just the one LED fitted ?Quote:
Originally Posted by Tombie
Went to a Ford dealer and bought a TDV6 oil pump for $144 :)
Apparently not. The low beam shot is all original lighting in the main housing.Quote:
Originally Posted by loanrangie
The High beam fill in is the only one running an LED on one side.
Looking at it more I’d suggest it’s the light pollution from nearby making it look different.
I'll try and get a shot with the same features on both sides - probably a country lane with no street lights.
Can't do it for a while as the car is in getting driver's door mechanism and air conditioning compressor both replaced - taking some time to get parts...
cheers
My precious (Gollum voice ).https://uploads.tapatalk-cdn.com/201...9b5e819fd2.jpg
Got the D4 back from dealer this week. New driver's door mechanism and new air conditioning compressor.
Nice to have non-random cool air again and not lowering the window to reach in and open the door.
Had a ceramic window film/tint applied to all windows including the windscreen. So cool inside now.
Last time I checked you cannot apply any tint to the windscreen? Do tell me more? Presume it’s not tint but clear and reflects heat?Quote:
Originally Posted by Milton477
Maybe it was just the top 100mm or so ?Quote:
Originally Posted by DiscoJeffster
The whole windscreen was done with clear ceramic film. While not strictly legal, you can't see the film. The supplier did warn me of the legality.