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| John Joined: 28 Jun 2005 Location: South Posts: 16
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Just completed 800 miles down to St Tropez arriving after dark with no problems, have always put sticky labels on my previous cars but as none available yet and the lowering instructions seemed a bit daunting, decided to give it a go. At the end of the day Xenons dazzle in the UK so I didnt think it would be a major problem, and luckily we didnt see anyone veering off the hairpins near La Garde Freinet! Only saw one RRS on the journey and that was less than a mile from our house here! Drivers in Paris were very interested beeping and putting thumbs up, at least I think thats what it was? Will post a photo soon of RRS in St Trop. |
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| BN Joined: 10 Jul 2005 Location: Northamptonshire Posts: 58
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Tiny little levers at the back of the units, simply switch them over. Driving abroad especially in France can bring hefty fines if lights dazzle, not worth the risk for a 2 second job. |
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| scorpio Joined: 08 Jul 2005 Location: London Posts: 142
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BN, thanks, but does this mean removing the front grill, and then removing each headlight ???? to operate lever .tried a dummy run, but felt lots of resistance in trying to remove the headlight unit |
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