Dim Headlights 2007 Z4 Coupe

[NeilP]

OEM HID is a bi-xenon unit (so both low and full beam in one).

You may want to consider some Osram Night-breakers. They generally are well praised. (Bulb size is DS2 I believe)

[Ed Doe]

Thanks for your response Neil could I be really and request a link to the correct bulbs please?

[NeilP]

Pretty sure these are the ones that will fit, though I'm sure someone will be along to correct me otherwise.

http://www.autobulbsdirect.co.uk/d2s-re ... hid-bulbs/

[thepits]

Try these, will improve your vision.
http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/like/22152989 ... 108&ff19=0

Just what I was looking for!

and me ..........

[thepits]

In the dim and distant past, it was know for people to fit 100w bulbs [who? me? would I?] - is this still an option?

[NeilP]

In the dim and distant past, it was know for people to fit 100w bulbs [who? me? would I?] - is this still an option?

Wouldn't this put additional stress on the ballast (unless you're planning on running a 100w ballast as well) and wouldn't the extra heat melt something?

[thepits]

In the dim and distant past, it was know for people to fit 100w bulbs [who? me? would I?] - is this still an option?

Wouldn't this put additional stress on the ballast (unless you're planning on running a 100w ballast as well) and wouldn't the extra heat melt something?

Hence my query. "In the dim and distant past" there was no such thing as 'ballast' just the wiring, and that never melted! [and you could always uprate the fuses ]

[HubertK]

I have adjusted the height of the headlights today and also fitted some H7 Osram Nightbreakers. I'm very happy with the improvement and must admit that it has been one of the best £20 I've spent on my zed so far.

[thepits]

I have adjusted the height of the headlights today and also fitted some H7 Osram Nightbreakers. I'm very happy with the improvement and must admit that it has been one of the best £20 I've spent on my zed so far.

that looks like the way to go then. How easy is it to [and how do you] adjust the beam? Ta.

[markeg]

Also have the H7 Osram Nightbreakers for my high beams - I have noticed that they need to be replaced every year, as the light seems to dim. Either that, or I'm getting cataracts in my old age...

Adjustment is very easy. Open the bonnet, look down on the headlights and you'll see two white hex adjustment sockets. Switch on the headlights, shine against a flat wall, and adjust a couple of turns.



(disclaimer: not an image from my car, nicked off the internet...)

[Machine monkey]

All this info about bulbs and adjustment is for non xenon??? Or can I improve and adjust my crap xenon lights???

[markeg]

Yep - most of the details on adjustment is the same MM. I have xenons and replaced both bulbs - the xenons were DS2 and the high beam was H7. The adjustment under the bonnet is the same.


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[Machine monkey]

Yep - most of the details on adjustment is the same MM. I have xenons and replaced both bulbs - the xenons were DS2 and the high beam was H7. The adjustment under the bonnet is the same.


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Nice one thanks Mark somthing to look in to

[Scooba_Steve]

HID kit all the way. Difference is amazing and much safer.

[thepits]

Also have the H7 Osram Nightbreakers for my high beams - I have noticed that they need to be replaced every year, as the light seems to dim. Either that, or I'm getting cataracts in my old age...

You need to go to Sp3sav3rs [other opticians are available ]

is very easy. Open the bonnet, look down on the headlights and you'll see two white hex adjustment sockets. Switch on the headlights, shine against a flat wall, and adjust a couple of turns.

Thanks