Hella Micro De's Halogen
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Hella Micro De's Halogen
I installed these fogs on my car the other day, and everything went according to the directions. I mounted them in the same location where OEM fogs are located on 2000+ B5's. They are facing straight, but when i turn them on, they light up the trees like my highbeams. I even adjusted them downwards a bit, but still. Is this how these fogs are suppose to be?
I have HID lowbeams, and when i turn the fogs on, they light up the area above my lowbeam cutoff. The fogs have the HELLA logo imprinted on them, and the directions say to mount them right side up, as i currently do. But i'm thinking, maybe i should turn them upside down instead??
I wrote an email to a HELLA support rep and heres all he had to say:
Casey.Callaway@hinc.hella.com
"Remember that the micro de is a small lamp with big light. Keep the hella logo in the correct position and enjoy the increased vision at night.
Thanks, Casey"
I have HID lowbeams, and when i turn the fogs on, they light up the area above my lowbeam cutoff. The fogs have the HELLA logo imprinted on them, and the directions say to mount them right side up, as i currently do. But i'm thinking, maybe i should turn them upside down instead??
I wrote an email to a HELLA support rep and heres all he had to say:
Casey.Callaway@hinc.hella.com
"Remember that the micro de is a small lamp with big light. Keep the hella logo in the correct position and enjoy the increased vision at night.
Thanks, Casey"
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Here they are installed.
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The driver side is no problem, but the passenger side hits against the 2nd lower air horn. Easily fixed, by removing the lower air horn. Horn sounds funnier, but i can live without it. The one left is enough tooting to tell the driver in front that the light is green, or scare off pedestrians and cats
Actually, you can save the lower horn, but it requires more work than i wanted to do. Just bend the lower horn bracket down and out of way, and extend the connector plug.
Years a 1999 BTW
The driver side is no problem, but the passenger side hits against the 2nd lower air horn. Easily fixed, by removing the lower air horn. Horn sounds funnier, but i can live without it. The one left is enough tooting to tell the driver in front that the light is green, or scare off pedestrians and cats
Actually, you can save the lower horn, but it requires more work than i wanted to do. Just bend the lower horn bracket down and out of way, and extend the connector plug.
Years a 1999 BTW
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