ALWR set on headlights?
Hello, I have a problem. I bought a car that doesn't have original headlights. The vehicle that has LED headlights has now noticed that the manual headlight leveling system doesn't work and you can't install the servo motors in the headlights. So I did a bit of reading on the internet and found an automatic headlight leveling system for retrofitting LED and xenon. Now my question is, does the ALWR have to be registered? The problem is, the headlights only have a DOT and SAE number, but basically the headlights work like normal headlights, even with the ALWR, can you get some kind of approval or something?
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Returning to original is the only legal variant.
must be fitted to the headlamp(system) and to the car, ie
There are so many I know headlights from the brand Vland for a Mitsubishi Lancer you mean a part review of because headlights because a lot of fun tester also means to me DO/SAE will not go with headlights
if the TÜV examiner has already told you that, then it's up to the one who has more idea than we here
"Casts who only have a DOT and SAE number"
To get the registered, you need a technical report.
Okay, you can get something like that at TÜV
Yeah, it's just $50,000.
No, but you can tell where you can do that. But if you really want to pay, I dare to doubt.
easy at half the value of the vehicle without guarantee of success.
Cost?