Will this headlight pass the TÜV (right)?
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This is going to be a big hit on the tester if it’s going through.
No, because with these headlight glasses the light will no longer be correct
However, the testers have considerable discretion in this respect, which is not as if a deficiency can be determined in numbers, e.g. the CO value in the exhaust gas
By grinding and polishing, the headlight glasses are generally not allowed to be worked up because this removes the lacquer layer on its surface, which represents a structural change.
But I don’t care.
if the light image for the tester is OK then yes
is always dependent on the tester
decides only the examiner