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  1. Magnum

    Sometimes on the road you would see vehicles which have one headlamp that stays on high beam at all times while the other one is in low beam.

    I heard this is done(not sure if intentionally or unintentionally) by using the wrong bulb type.

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    2. Magnum

      Magnum

      This should have been on that N16 thread lol

      You connect both high and low beam wire?

    3. The Stig

      The Stig

      yes but it will put strain on the wiring so they might melt.

      Also the bulb will produce excess heat and damage the housing.

    4. Magnum

      Magnum

      I guess these are the kind of vehicles which end up in flames on the highway

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