Europe H7 Headlight Beam Deflectors

[Eli]

I believe you go into your MFD and select travel mode which dims down the nsf headlight so no slickers required

 

[pezzas]

I believe you go into your MFD and select travel mode which dims down the nsf headlight so no slickers required

Thats only for the LED units unfortunately. Gotta go old skool for my needs

 

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Headlights In Europe.

 

[pezzas]

Hi all,
Has anyone got a photo or instructions of where to place the stickers on the H7 units at all?
Thanks.

 

[Dieseldonkey]

I used Eurolite stickers recently in Europe on my H7's. Instructions for the T6 were clear in the packet, but from memory they fitted about the 7 o'clock position with the dipped beam bulb being the centre of the clock face. On both offside and nearside light.

 

[Loz]

Wouldn't a bit of black electricians tape do the job...
If you did it facing a wall you would get away with just masking off the uptick of the beam.

 

[Dieseldonkey]

Wouldn't a bit of black electricians tape do the job...
If you did it facing a wall you would get away with just masking off the uptick of the beam.

It would @Loz yes. Effectively the kick up that makes the beam shine a little higher on the left comes from the bottom right of the headlight reflector. But for the sake of less than 4 quid, these just looked a little more professional, in the event that you get stopped by the Gendarmerie.

https://www.amazon.co.uk/Travel-Pro...ht+deflectors&qid=1564653906&s=gateway&sr=8-2

 

[Loz]

Make sure you remove them as soon as you're done, as the heat from the lamps cooks the glue and can ruin the acrylic lenses