aftermarket HID light pattern
i have noticed that there is a dark spot on driver's side light pattern. i have checked for obstructions...anyone know what causes this???
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i was just curious if anyone had similar results or a solution???
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I took the bulb back out and put them back in perfectly straight and the spots gone.
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I just need to find a way into incorportaing this into my C300 headlamps

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The swap out of the lens seems relatively simple, but wouldn't this involve removing the headlight and disassembling it? I think that requires baking it to loosen the adhesive, etc.
I'm all-in if someone can figure out an easy way to do it. I'd also like to paint the reflector's flat-black.

I'm looking at some retrofitters to have them just do the work for me- we will see just how much time i can find

The swap out of the lens seems relatively simple, but wouldn't this involve removing the headlight and disassembling it? I think that requires baking it to loosen the adhesive, etc.
I'm all-in if someone can figure out an easy way to do it. I'd also like to paint the reflector's flat-black.
Wondering if you adjust the drivers side using the left/right adjuster if that would correct this issue for you.
James
is the left/right adjuster on the back of the headlight housing(lower into engine bay)? i thought the up/down adjusters were the ones you can see looking straight down onto the engine bay and have been using those?
the dark spot is a thin arrow shaped area when you hold a piece of paper to your headlight, i have no idea whats causing this or how to fix it.
The only real way to resolve this is to go the route of a full projector retrofit, possibly with a d2s HID kit (oem ones)... imho, this is the right way to go. Acuras have some of the nicest (color output) and brightness of any xenon projectors in the market. You should look into a TL/FX/S2000 projector... S2000s are sweet!
If you want a better light source and just want to keep the projector lens, I suggest swapping back on your oem halogens or just get the upgraded silvanias (youll have better light output that way)
If you just want the xenon look and willing to sacrifice function over looks, then K7 aftermarket HID kit is the way to go...
Try moving the bulb around in the socket while the headlights are on and pointed against a wall. I did that to get everything properly aligned and it is all good now.
Here's a picture of the light pattern against my garage door:

It's really bugging me. Has anybody fixed it?
Last edited by Richard2011; Nov 28, 2009 at 12:50 PM.
pretty much, anything short of a retrofit, you will get the output pattern that you are getting. for my car, i had it retrofitted with a honda S2000 lens and a true D2S projector bulb



