Hi guys any thoughts on these, are they really plug n play with original wiring?
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- Thread starter Billyboy200uk
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Yes, they plug straight in. No rewiring, no cutting, no bulb failure warnings. Truly plug and play.
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No they don't, you will lose your headlight height adjustment so the rotary switch is redundant. I got the DRL switch and fitted that instead 
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Not if your headlight beam aim is correct. The adjuster is just there if you have a haevy load or towing a caravan etc
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I think it's a legal requirement that you have headlight adjustment on your car - whether auto-levelling or manual adjustment, not having it is an MOT failure.
No it isn't. I'm an authorised examiner and headlight levelling is not a testable item, only headlight beam aim
Gary's right, Lots of cars don't have auto or manual levelling. Might you be thinking of the requirement to have auto levelling with xenons?
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Fair enough, I stand corrected. So can you have a new car (without xenons/auto-levelling) with no way to adjust the headlights from inside the cabin?
In a word yes, but I can't think of any manufacturer who doesn't supply a manual switch for normal halogen lights.
