Did you manage to get the dust cover thing back on or did you leave it off ? I have little moore leds on the leon and cannot make them sqeeze in plus fit the cover back on ?
I've just got my own Leon there and thinking of upgrading to LEDs. Does that Little Moore Lighting supplied LEDs give a defined beam pattern? A lot of them don't and I just don't want to waste money unnecessarily! 😀😀
I've just fitted some H7 Xenon bulbs as standard, But bright white in colour, Instead of the yellow colouring of a halogen H7, No where near as bright as yours, But those type of lights annoy me i would defo flash you if you was coming towards me!! You might aswell be driving with full beam on! And i think they would fail M.O.T.
I looked into this before I bought the product and I have been assured they are MOT friendly. I have monitored the feedback before I bought and they have been passed on a numerous of occasions with near enough identical beam patterns to OEM. When my MOT is due I can feedback accordingly. At this point I have had no problems with other drivers such as flashing me for thinking my high beam is on etc. My high beam also illuminates a much wider range. I am convinced they are suitable but until I have personal proof I am suspicious. If I get chance I will look into getting them checked before the MOT.
@@pureexhaustpower7222 not really, as someone who used to be an MOT tester before a change of career that would have failed where I worked. You can see it no longer flicks up to the left and seems to lack a flat cut off line, it is more like a flood light, it also appears to be considerably higher than the OEM, that's before even being put on the headlight tester. If someone wants to risk their MOT ticket passing them so be it. But if the Police pull you over at 1 am and issue you with a prohibition notice taking you car off the road until it gets inspected you'll have to make another way home, and the MOT tester would be investigated if you used them as a defence, they would lose their testing ticket and possibly their job if they worked for say a franchisee, I've seen it happen.
@@pureexhaustpower7222 Here's a fairly good video that describes the issues with LED's in reflector type headlights ua-cam.com/video/X1L_aFGjmSI/v-deo.html
Is there an error light on the dashboard after installing these?
Did you manage to get the dust cover thing back on or did you leave it off ? I have little moore leds on the leon and cannot make them sqeeze in plus fit the cover back on ?
I've just got my own Leon there and thinking of upgrading to LEDs. Does that Little Moore Lighting supplied LEDs give a defined beam pattern?
A lot of them don't and I just don't want to waste money unnecessarily! 😀😀
Don't the dashboard bulb out light come on when you fitted LED bulbs
Nice we’re did you purchase this kit. Thanks
A bloke on facebook on the mk2 Leon page. Called littlemoore lighting. littlemoorelighting@gmail.com
Highly recommend!
@@pureexhaustpower7222 thanks appreciate it 👍
@@pureexhaustpower7222 no error codes on dash either 🤔
@@mnl493x No mate all clear!
@@pureexhaustpower7222 how much did this set up cost you? I have seat FR . Cheers again
Did you find any good H1 bulb for that car? High beam. Got same h7, but hard to find high beam that are good.
m.facebook.com/LittleMooreLighting/
If you email this seller he will be able to recommend something that will work.
I've just fitted some H7 Xenon bulbs as standard, But bright white in colour, Instead of the yellow colouring of a halogen H7, No where near as bright as yours, But those type of lights annoy me i would defo flash you if you was coming towards me!! You might aswell be driving with full beam on! And i think they would fail M.O.T.
They don’t fail mot
they don’t fail mot and they are perfectly fine in terms of brightness 🤦♂️
2:57 massive MOT fail, no beam pattern, way higher than OEM, screw other drivers....
I looked into this before I bought the product and I have been assured they are MOT friendly. I have monitored the feedback before I bought and they have been passed on a numerous of occasions with near enough identical beam patterns to OEM. When my MOT is due I can feedback accordingly. At this point I have had no problems with other drivers such as flashing me for thinking my high beam is on etc. My high beam also illuminates a much wider range. I am convinced they are suitable but until I have personal proof I am suspicious. If I get chance I will look into getting them checked before the MOT.
facebook.com/media/set/?vanity=LittleMooreLighting&set=a.441101133952213 Here is a link to support my comment. Hope that puts some light on it.
@@pureexhaustpower7222 not really, as someone who used to be an MOT tester before a change of career that would have failed where I worked. You can see it no longer flicks up to the left and seems to lack a flat cut off line, it is more like a flood light, it also appears to be considerably higher than the OEM, that's before even being put on the headlight tester. If someone wants to risk their MOT ticket passing them so be it. But if the Police pull you over at 1 am and issue you with a prohibition notice taking you car off the road until it gets inspected you'll have to make another way home, and the MOT tester would be investigated if you used them as a defence, they would lose their testing ticket and possibly their job if they worked for say a franchisee, I've seen it happen.
@@obiitom Appreciate the feedback will do some more investigating.
@@pureexhaustpower7222 Here's a fairly good video that describes the issues with LED's in reflector type headlights ua-cam.com/video/X1L_aFGjmSI/v-deo.html