Headlight issue
#1
Headlight issue
My 2007 e350 has an odd headlight issue and I don't know what to do. I had regular bulbs on it stock and I put in hids and led for the small front headlight. The problem is that I have tested all the lights before installing them and they work 100% but when I install them on my car and they work but intermittently. The led bulb worked fine for a while than stopped. I purchased new ones, again tested them but now they will not work on my car. I checked voltage and I get 11.5 at the socket. What the hell is going on??? My car has never been hit or touched electronically. Stock radio and stock everything else.
#5
Hi lotusing,
Sorry that you haven't got a response yet. We have helpful tech articles that should give you some insight into your headlight issue. Feel free to visit our site and select the "Tech Info" -> Mercedes-Benz W211 Technical Articles ->Electrical -> Headlight Replacement
Hope this helps!
-Dmitry
Sorry that you haven't got a response yet. We have helpful tech articles that should give you some insight into your headlight issue. Feel free to visit our site and select the "Tech Info" -> Mercedes-Benz W211 Technical Articles ->Electrical -> Headlight Replacement
Hope this helps!
-Dmitry
#6
I bet the smaller current draw of the new lights is upsetting the 'brains' in your car. If you added some other load to the lamp circuit so that the current draw was same as before, I wonder if the situation would be different?
#7
the headlight harness to the city bulbs is a weak spot. look carefully and test
the bulb socket as well as the sub-harness leading to the bulb for signs of
premature failure (melting, decomposing, etc)
you indicate that 11.5vdc is at the bulb socket, but that means little if you've
not measured the car battery voltage (by comparison). at face value, 11.5
is low for the battery in good health/level.
the bulb socket as well as the sub-harness leading to the bulb for signs of
premature failure (melting, decomposing, etc)
you indicate that 11.5vdc is at the bulb socket, but that means little if you've
not measured the car battery voltage (by comparison). at face value, 11.5
is low for the battery in good health/level.
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