Are side lights meant to be like this............
01-09-2006, 12:43 PM
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But with bulbs isnt it just it either works or doesnt, not half on like that 
Headlighs are fine by the way, so i think that rules out the bulb holder?
Headlighs are fine by the way, so i think that rules out the bulb holder?
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01-09-2006, 12:50 PM
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on the mk6 the sidelights come on with dim dip, not on their own.
when you turn to lights full on they will go a bit brighter again.
and of course full beam.
basically your drivers side bulb has gone, take it out to check, but 99% sure its just that.
its also best to replace the bulds as a pair, as they can be different shades and that is also an MOT failure
when you turn to lights full on they will go a bit brighter again.
and of course full beam.
basically your drivers side bulb has gone, take it out to check, but 99% sure its just that.
its also best to replace the bulds as a pair, as they can be different shades and that is also an MOT failure
01-09-2006, 01:19 PM
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Originally Posted by fudgeass
on the mk6 the sidelights come on with dim dip, not on their own.
when you turn to lights full on they will go a bit brighter again.
and of course full beam.
basically your drivers side bulb has gone, take it out to check, but 99% sure its just that.
its also best to replace the bulds as a pair, as they can be different shades and that is also an MOT failure
when you turn to lights full on they will go a bit brighter again.
and of course full beam.
basically your drivers side bulb has gone, take it out to check, but 99% sure its just that.
its also best to replace the bulds as a pair, as they can be different shades and that is also an MOT failure
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