Changing bulbs.

[Nutkin]

Anyone got a guide for this i got some new bulbs and there seems no easy way to access the right hand cluster in my leon TDI SX it seems to be covered by some plastic sheet.

 

[andycupra]

right hand side being the near side?
does the plastic piece go up to the airbox . airfilter?
you will need to get a screw driver and remove the plastic to get access.

 

[stuart86]

just unscrew the plastic cover infront of the battery cover

you may need to take the battery cover off aswell for easier access

 

[Nutkin]

ok ill go have a look. I didnt want to start unscrewing stuff and the manual says go to a seat garage.

My corsa was well easy but then again the engine was 1/3 of the size. Could fit a family of badgers infront of it.

 

[Nutkin]

Sorted couple of philips bluevision in there now looking good

 

[stuart86]

glad to hear you sorted it and saved having to go to the dealer

 

[Nutkin]

I wouldnt have gone to the dealer i would have sent the bulbs back before that. Im just careful as this is like the First car i bought that is nice and i dont want cheap crap on it, hense why i got some quality bulbs.

Dont fancy the Xenons as they are a bit dodgey i think.

 

[stuart86]

im retrofitting HID's to mine

 

[AdamRoutley]

got any pics mate..as im considering getting those bulbs myself, can you see the blue alot?

 

[RobM]

got any pics mate..as im considering getting those bulbs myself, can you see the blue alot?

I've used them before and they are better than stock bulbs, but not particularly blue. They are a clearer, less-yellow light than stock though.

If you want blue, HID is the best option. In fact, for anything headlight related, HID is the best option