I bought a Landcruiser LC5 a few weeks ago, to replace my older model, the headlights are hopeless compared to the model it replaces which was fine on standard bulbs, luckily it still has good old H4 bulbs and a quick browse on amazon produced Osram Nightbreaker Unlimited at £13.20 the pair which is a bargain, arrived next day.

It was horrible driving home from work the previous week on damp salted roads which seem to vacuum any light in, i can see again now.

Seeing how much some LED repleacements are, ie Jag complete headlight for failed led indicator circa £1000 i read somewhere maybe here, this trend to complete LED units is something else added to my list of things to avoid.

Blast it, could have saved meself 4 quid if i'd waited till the Black Friday deal, however not avoiding running into an unlit skip with the new bulbs might have been an expensive £4 saving.

:-)

This thread (and the ECP sale) came at a fortuitous time. I've noticed recently that my lights weren't as good as they were, despite having recently given the covers a good clean and polish.

It seems that the n/s dipped beam adjuster (? electric motor?) has failed, but the main beams are low as well for no apparent reason.

Car will go in to indy next week so he can change bulbs for me, set up lights (oh, and perhaps tighten a few bits here and there again to stop/lessen oil drips).