Headlights on the continent (1 Viewer)

[WildBunch]

Hi
I am newish "FUN" member & this is my first post.
I have a new Hymer Exsis I, with led headlights.
How do you adjust the lights for driving on the Right.
I can't see any instructions in the Hymer manual. I don't think the standard stick on patch I used on my previous swift will work with these lights.
Thanks
Phil (WildBunch)

 

[two]

Good question. I'll be interested to see if there is a good answer. The base vehicle will be made for both markets, so there must be some provision for the different dipping requirements.
Frankly, I don't bother. Just avoid driving at night. I think the important thing is not to dazzle on-coming traffic. You may be able to adjust the dipped beams further downwards.

 

[David and Sally]

It may have symetrical beams so no need to adjust My motorcycles do

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[tuscancouple]

We've been driving on the continent for donkeys years and have always had a set of stick on beam deflectors in the glove box. Never actually stuck them on and never been asked to, but just in case we have a set.

Mick

 

[bobandjanie]

@Lenny HB Is the man for Hymer information. Bob.

 

[Lenny HB]

Have you actually got LED headlamps or have you got the LED DLR's and LED indicators with the Hella projector halogen headlamps?

If it is the LED headlamps, sorry I can't help.

If they are the ones with the halogen headlamps, take the rubber cover off the back of the lamp and you will find a small lever, just move to it's alternative postion. This will set them for flat dipping.

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[ambulancekidd]

 

[Just smiffy]

If they are the ones with the halogen headlamps, take the rubber cover off the back of the lamp and you will find a small lever, just move to it's alternative postion. This will set them for flat dipping.

Is that like this one Lenny @Lenny HB ?

 

[Lenny HB]

Is that like this one Lenny @Lenny HB ?

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No like this one, same as mine. Your one is definitely adjustable Garry.

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[WildBunch]

Hi All.
Thanks for your prompt responses so far. Whilst I don't normally travel at night in the MoHo, it would be nice to know.
I will find the bulb type & confirm the light cluster style later today, after I have returned from the dentist.
Phil.

 

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[two]

Hi All.
Thanks for your prompt responses so far. Whilst I don't normally travel at night in the MoHo, it would be nice to know.
I will find the bulb type & confirm the light cluster style later today, after I have returned from the dentist.
Phil.

What time would that be?
2:30 ??

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[WildBunch]

Hi.
Actually it was 2.30. The pain was in my wallet.
The headlight cluster is the same as the in the second photo. The manual describes the Low/ Main beam as a bulb type (H7-12v/55w).
I don't think it is adjustable, but will check with the dealer / tech department.
Thanks.
Phil.

 

[Lenny HB]

Hi.
Actually it was 2.30. The pain was in my wallet.
The headlight cluster is the same as the in the second photo. The manual describes the Low/ Main beam as a bulb type (H7-12v/55w).
I don't think it is adjustable, but will check with the dealer / tech department.
Thanks.
Phil.

Yes they are adjustable I have the same units in my van. If it's a UK dealer they won't have a clue.

 

[WildBunch]

Hi.

I did get a positive response from the dealer's service dept ( Lowdhams) , who confirm they are adjustable.
Thanks
Phil.

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