Headlights on a Note when abroad
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Topic: Headlights on a Note when abroad
Posted By: ggbryant
Subject: Headlights on a Note when abroad
Date Posted: 28 November 2010 at 16:34
| I can't find any information on how to convert my lights when I go abroad at Xmas |
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Posted By: Guests
Date Posted: 28 November 2010 at 19:03
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usually use beam benders what just stick on the headlight but i see the problem with the note is where do you put them maybe worth giving nissan customer services a ring on this one depending where you off too you may need to carry a warning triangle as well as high visablity vests |
Posted By: NOTEFEVER
Date Posted: 29 November 2010 at 14:52
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I think they probably need adjustment for RH driving. Nissan UK could help you! ------------- NISSANTUNERS.GR MEMBER (Thanx a lot guys) |
Posted By: Guests
Date Posted: 29 November 2010 at 18:50
In the uk we are Rhd and the headlights aim to the left, in europe as you know the steering wheel is on the wrong side (Lhd) so headlights aim to the right If you drive a rhd car in a left hand drive country you end up dazzling (blinding) people coming towards you at night, also you wont illuminate any road signs with beam benders on the head lights the benders refract or "bend" the light in the corect direction for lhd |
NOTEFEVER wrote:Posted By: NOTEFEVER
Date Posted: 30 November 2010 at 11:39
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When you think something (in your mother tongue) and then try to translate it, sometimes a missunderstanding occures..!
When you (In UK) say: RHD you mean the driver according to the vehicle. When we (In GR) say: RHD we mean the vehicle according to the road... Very Sorry for that..! Thanx Flash! I remember quiet a few RHD (cars) with stickers on their headlights driving around here, but their illumination, was not good... You will avoid the ticket, but you won't have light! Of course things may have improved since then cause my recalls are older than 5 years or so...!
------------- NISSANTUNERS.GR MEMBER (Thanx a lot guys) |
Posted By: NOTEFEVER
Date Posted: 30 November 2010 at 12:20
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in europe as you know the steering wheel is on the wrong side [/QUOTE] I kind of dissagree... There is no right or wrong with that... It has to do, on how (anyone) is used to! ------------- NISSANTUNERS.GR MEMBER (Thanx a lot guys) |
