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Originally Posted by Jaggu
(Post 3285513)
Are the fog lights and headlight wired together? If not headlight wiring/relay will not affect. I think you need to check fog light bulbs first, some of these aftermarket ones burn off fast and there are lot of original fakes around. Second would be to check the voltage of the circuit, if its high you would need to check the alternator charging/regulator. |
Originally Posted by fusionbang
(Post 3285525)
:thumbs up.No the fog lights and headlight are not wired together, it has a separate wiring altogether with a separate switch. And ya this was a aftermarket bulb which was installed, but I do not think it will burn off in 2-3 days. Ya I might have to check the voltage of the circuit once. Also I was planning to install a HID on to that Fog lamp. What would be your recommendation on this?? |
Originally Posted by naveen.raju
(Post 3285555)
It could be the fog lamp wiring. The headlight relay wont be the problem IMO. As for the HID's in fogs, it's not recommended. HID's wont perform well in reflector setup. If it's looks that you are after then go ahead but for visibility factor, this is not recommended. |
Originally Posted by fusionbang
(Post 3285525)
And ya this was a aftermarket bulb which was installed, but I do not think it will burn off in 2-3 days. Ya I might have to check the voltage of the circuit once. Also I was planning to install a HID on to that Fog lamp. What would be your recommendation on this?? |
Originally Posted by fusionbang
(Post 3285572)
Thanks Naveen!! Will get the wiring checked once from the same guy who installed this setup. Also can the showroom guys get this wiring in place for my car, because AFAIK they will not entertain aftermarket accessories.:) Any showroom in Bangalore, who can help me fix this issue permanently?? |
Originally Posted by mail4ajo
(Post 3295597)
Need advice on replacing my Jazz headlights. I have used the 100/90 route on my Alto and zen, but prefer the stand spec on the Jazz. I need the brightest option possible. |
Originally Posted by sgiitk
(Post 3295703)
I am using the Osram Night Breaker Plus (now Ultimate or something) in my Brio. The wattage is unchanged. Philips also have an equivalent. My Brio bukbs have been there for almost a year. |
Originally Posted by treadmark
(Post 3296470)
I need to know how many months / years will the reflector survive before going dark? |
Originally Posted by treadmark
(Post 3296470)
How much does it cost to change to a pair of new reflectors? |
Originally Posted by treadmark
(Post 3296470)
If the above option is not feasible what will be the best upgrade option in 55/60 W category, will that be Philips X-treme Vision or OSRAM Night Breaker Plus or is there any other better alternate you recommend. Thank you in advance! |
Originally Posted by treadmark
(Post 3296470)
Need advice on head lamp bulb update for Swift. I understand going for Philips Rally 100/90 W will spoil the plastic reflectors, hence I need to know how many months / years will the reflector survive before going dark? |
Originally Posted by n.devdath
(Post 3296671)
Your reflectors will gradually begin to lose their shine and not go dark all of a sudden. You can easily see the damage within 3 months tough. |
Originally Posted by n.devdath
(Post 3296671)
I have been using OSRAM Night Breaker on Hariya (My Scorpio CRDe) for the past 3 years and am happy with their performance.:thumbs up |
Originally Posted by rakesh_r
(Post 3296857)
Been using one on my swift for 3.5 years.No issues till date and no drop in performance (touchwood).I guess it depends for how long you use it.I normally switch OFF the lights while standing for the red light/when moving in traffic jams(fogs and park light remains ON) |
Originally Posted by treadmark
(Post 3296865)
If we go for Night Breaker or Extreme Vision it is easy to change the bulb our-self isn't it? In that case can we swap the bulb with ignition key OFF or is there any pre requisites like removing the fuse, removing any terminal lead from battery? That is a good thing to hear since no 55/66 W bulb would even come even close to 90/100 W bulbs. So which is the model/make of bulb, hope you should be using a relay (which manufacturer), improved wiring harness and ceramic holder. Is there any thing else that need to be added in the list? |
Originally Posted by treadmark
(Post 3296865)
If we go for Night Breaker or Extreme Vision it is easy to change the bulb our-self isn't it? |
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