2003 G35 Coupe Headlights.
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2003 G35 Coupe Headlights.
I'm looking to pick up a 2003 G35 coupe -- it appears to be loaded with DVD Nav, Bose Premium audio system, aero package, alloy wheels, etc. However, nowhere in the description does the owner talk about the headlights. I want to know if the G35's come standard with Xenon/HID headlights, or is this an option?
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Another Xeon headlight question
I used to have a 2003.5 M6 coupe. It had the standard Xeon headlights... I now have a 2003.5 sedan. I have the Premium package which also has the Xeon. I noticed when I hade the coupe that when the lights were set to "auto" the xeons would "know" when it was dark and would come on automatically. This was intended to save the life of the expensive Xeon light. BUT, my sedan doesn't seem to do this? Should it? The sedan is still under bumper to bumper warranty and i'm about to go in for the fuel hose recall so this could be a good time to get them to check this out.
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This was intended to save the life of the expensive Xeon light. BUT, my sedan doesn't seem to do this?
The problem with the auto setting is, if you go through a tunnel or an overpass, the lights would flicker on and off, which in my opinion is worse for the bulb.
The fact that the low beams function with the passing/highbeam switch is rediculous as well.....
If you worried about the bulbs, keep the auto switch off and turn them on manually.
Last edited by GR8TG35; 03-21-2007 at 10:42 AM.
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Originally Posted by GR8TG35
I don't think it was for that reason...it was an optional position which allowed the sensor to decide when the headlights would turn on and off depending on the ambient light. A kind of built in saftey feature to prevent driving into night without having your lights on/off.
The problem with the auto setting is, if you go through a tunnel or an overpass, the lights would flicker on and off, which in my opinion is worse for the bulb.
The fact that the low beams function with the passing/highbeam switch is rediculous as well.....
If you worried about the bulbs, keep the auto switch off and turn them on manually.
The problem with the auto setting is, if you go through a tunnel or an overpass, the lights would flicker on and off, which in my opinion is worse for the bulb.
The fact that the low beams function with the passing/highbeam switch is rediculous as well.....
If you worried about the bulbs, keep the auto switch off and turn them on manually.
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