testing bulbs
testing bulbs
It looks to me like my passenger lamp is not as bright as the Drivers side? It seems to be fine but, is there any test I could do to see if the passenger side is alined with the Drivers side? I think we used to do it in the garage and they had to spot to the wall so many feet away? Any one help me here?
Kj
Kj
Re: testing bulbs
Originally Posted by kjwinston
It looks to me like my passenger lamp is not as bright as the Drivers side? It seems to be fine but, is there any test I could do to see if the passenger side is alined with the Drivers side? I think we used to do it in the garage and they had to spot to the wall so many feet away? Any one help me here?
Kj
Kj
I would back in your car about 20 ft from a white wall @ night.. Then walk in front of each light to see how much light they are contributing and @ what angle.. The passenger lamp might not be correctly positioned in the socket which will cause it to not do much more than illuminate the ground.
GL!! (GET HIDS!)
Re: testing bulbs
maxchicon gave me a bit of advice on this ( which makes 'common' sense ) :
find a level street at night with a bunch of cars parked parallel to the curb.
put some one it the drivers seat ( to simulate real conditions ) and then adjust the lights to just below where you can see bright reflections from all the car's rear view / side view mirrors .......
find a level street at night with a bunch of cars parked parallel to the curb.
put some one it the drivers seat ( to simulate real conditions ) and then adjust the lights to just below where you can see bright reflections from all the car's rear view / side view mirrors .......
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