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    GOLF 99-04 mk4 SUPERWHITE globes xenon

    Hi All,
    Sort of addictive all this stuff!
    These arrived in today's mail from a fleabay purchase I made,
    How hard are the to fit?
    Anyone got any tips that I may need when I get a minute to pop them in?
    Any frustrating bits that i may be faced with?
    Im sort of thinking I will need to take the battery out to ge to the o/s headlight, am I right?
    Is it worth bothering with?
    Thanks.

  • #2
    Originally posted by OMGMK4 View Post
    GOLF 99-04 mk4 SUPERWHITE globes xenon

    Hi All,
    Sort of addictive all this stuff!
    These arrived in today's mail from a fleabay purchase I made,
    How hard are the to fit?
    Anyone got any tips that I may need when I get a minute to pop them in?
    Any frustrating bits that i may be faced with?
    Im sort of thinking I will need to take the battery out to ge to the o/s headlight, am I right?
    Is it worth bothering with?
    Thanks.
    One thing you must NEVER do with these ... it touch the glass surface of them with your bare hands ... the oil in your skin will ruin them and cause them to fail very shortly thereafter.

    Dave

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    • #3
      Originally posted by OMGMK4 View Post
      GOLF 99-04 mk4 SUPERWHITE globes xenon

      Hi All,
      Sort of addictive all this stuff!
      These arrived in today's mail from a fleabay purchase I made,
      How hard are the to fit?
      Anyone got any tips that I may need when I get a minute to pop them in?
      Any frustrating bits that i may be faced with?
      Im sort of thinking I will need to take the battery out to ge to the o/s headlight, am I right?
      Is it worth bothering with?
      Thanks.
      lol they are not Xenon... they are just normal H7 Bulbs, with a Blue Contact Foam around them.

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      • #4
        Checked the fine bule print on the pack, says on both the H7 & H3's that they are Xenon & H.I.D Look globes. Cant hurt giving it a go.

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        • #5
          Originally posted by DaveMack View Post
          the oil in your skin will ruin them and cause them to fail very shortly thereafter.

          Dave
          Should make them explode, coz the oil heats up

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          • #6
            these r jst normal globes wif the blue tint.. u cant see **** at night coz its blue
            Passat 1.8T K04 | Audi A3 1.8T | Bora 4Motion

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            • #7
              Originally posted by OMGMK4 View Post
              GOLF 99-04 mk4 SUPERWHITE globes xenon

              Hi All,
              Sort of addictive all this stuff!
              These arrived in today's mail from a fleabay purchase I made,
              How hard are the to fit?
              Anyone got any tips that I may need when I get a minute to pop them in?
              Any frustrating bits that i may be faced with?
              Im sort of thinking I will need to take the battery out to ge to the o/s headlight, am I right?
              Is it worth bothering with?
              Thanks.
              i replaced mine last week with the phillips blue vision, and they are an absolute skank to fit, easiest way to replace them (although most time consuming) is to remove the front bumper and then the headlights...

              i managed to change mine without removing the bumper, but as you mentioned the battery will have to be removed

              the H3's are easier as you can see what youre doing and the clip that holds them in is easy enough to do back up

              my main problem was with the H7's, the clip that holds them in sort of has to be pushed in and slid to the left (if youre facing the car) and i find you have to do this without being able to see what youre doing as the position doesnt let you see properly

              i found the easiest way to see what was going on was to stick my digicam in there and take a pic of the setup so i could get my head around it all, once i did this i had it all back together in no time

              have fun

              edit: oh and with your H7's you should get some parkers too, there reletively easy to fit - i just used some long nose pliers/fingers to jiggle the holder a bit and it came out
              Last edited by HOLEIN1; 03-04-2008, 06:29 PM.
              1999 MK4 GTi 1.8T - Custom Code Stg 1, ECS Stg 1, 14lb Fly, 18" A8's
              ''Jap cars pull the G-Forces... Euro cars pull the G-Strings...''

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              • #8
                Originally posted by 1DUB2C View Post
                these r jst normal globes wif the blue tint.. u cant see **** at night coz its blue
                ive got the blue visions, they look blue in the pack but once there on, there very white and dont look blue at all

                oh and there legal - anything above 4000k is illegal due to the spectrum that they omit not being reflective dispite them 'looking' brighter or something like that

                the cheaper 'blue' globes are gay as like you mentioned there purely cosmetic and dont do much in terms of vision at night
                1999 MK4 GTi 1.8T - Custom Code Stg 1, ECS Stg 1, 14lb Fly, 18" A8's
                ''Jap cars pull the G-Forces... Euro cars pull the G-Strings...''

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                • #9
                  Originally posted by HOLEIN1 View Post
                  i replaced mine last week with the phillips blue vision, and they are an absolute skank to fit, easiest way to replace them (although most time consuming) is to remove the front bumper and then the headlights...

                  i managed to change mine without removing the bumper, but as you mentioned the battery will have to be removed

                  the H3's are easier as you can see what youre doing and the clip that holds them in is easy enough to do back up

                  my main problem was with the H7's, the clip that holds them in sort of has to be pushed in and slid to the left (if youre facing the car) and i find you have to do this without being able to see what youre doing as the position doesnt let you see properly

                  i found the easiest way to see what was going on was to stick my digicam in there and take a pic of the setup so i could get my head around it all, once i did this i had it all back together in no time

                  have fun

                  edit: oh and with your H7's you should get some parkers too, there reletively easy to fit - i just used some long nose pliers/fingers to jiggle the holder a bit and it came out
                  What did you think of the phillips, are they better than standard. How much better?

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