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Old 24th February 2016, 11:04   #1
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Default Headlight deflectors for overseas driving.

Does anyone have an OEM pair of these?

I would like to know if you can peel off the black sections that are stuck to the perspex covers?

Can anyone advise please?

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Old 24th February 2016, 11:08   #2
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I had a pair of these http://www.amazon.co.uk/HEADLAMP-DEF.../dp/B007T7SIRO
which worked ace, I have seen some people do it with insulation tape.
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I had a pair of these http://www.amazon.co.uk/HEADLAMP-DEF.../dp/B007T7SIRO
which worked ace, I have seen some people do it with insulation tape.
Many thanks mate but i need to know if the black segments can be removed altogether from.the genuine OEM deflectors. Thanks anyway.
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Old 24th February 2016, 11:34   #4
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the answer is no, they can't - at least if they can it's not obvious. I wasn't specifically looking to see if they could be peeled off though. Not sure why you'd want to though. If you just want some headlight protectors then they are/ were and accessory that does come up from time to time. Besides the deflectors are only for the (non projector) dipped beams, leaving the mains unprotected.
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Old 24th February 2016, 11:42   #5
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Which headlights do you have as all the projector models can be switched to lhd for temporary use abroad...
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I had a set, and they're definitely painted on, rather than tape.
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Which headlights do you have as all the projector models can be switched to lhd for temporary use abroad...
Interesting........how do you do it?
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Which headlights do you have as all the projector models can be switched to lhd for temporary use abroad...
I am proposing a UK visit in July with my ZT-T (ex SN06 FOC that I converted to LHD new headlights when we came to Portugal.) We would be driving through Spain & France via the Chunnel, then M25; M1; M6 and M74. So I would require the lights to be acceptable for RHD in the UK. I still have my 'old' RHD lights but am not really keen on refitting them for this event. What options are open to me, please?
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Old 25th February 2016, 13:28   #9
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I had a set as we go to France a lot. However, the mode of fitting was not great and one just came off somewhere. Would not recommend. Black PVC tape is just as good in any event.
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