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Re: GTi/GTD Auto Lights (Bi-Xenon)
« Reply #30 on: 13 January 2014, 21:19 »
The xenon lights will  follow the way your steering also, there designed to turn into the bend your steering into
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Re: GTi/GTD Auto Lights (Bi-Xenon)
« Reply #31 on: 13 January 2014, 21:20 »
Quick question,
when my Xenon headlights turn on, they auto-test by moving up and down, but when they are in the down position they also go sideways, are those the static cornering lights doing a test also?  :huh:

Nope, these would be the dynamic cornering lights, which is just the headlight unit swivelling the projector housing for when you go around bends at speed. The static cornering lights are standard H7 halogens, you'll get them on when reversing, or tight cornering at low speed. Just turn your wheel slightly when parked with lights on to see them in action.
So we do get dynamic cornering lights in the UK?  :cool:
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Re: GTi/GTD Auto Lights (Bi-Xenon)
« Reply #32 on: 13 January 2014, 21:28 »
Quick question,
when my Xenon headlights turn on, they auto-test by moving up and down, but when they are in the down position they also go sideways, are those the static cornering lights doing a test also?  ???

Nope, these would be the dynamic cornering lights, which is just the headlight unit swivelling the projector housing for when you go around bends at speed. The static cornering lights are standard H7 halogens, you'll get them on when reversing, or tight cornering at low speed. Just turn your wheel slightly when parked with lights on to see them in action.
So we do get dynamic cornering lights in the UK?  8)


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Re: GTi/GTD Auto Lights (Bi-Xenon)
« Reply #33 on: 13 January 2014, 21:35 »
Quick question,
when my Xenon headlights turn on, they auto-test by moving up and down, but when they are in the down position they also go sideways, are those the static cornering lights doing a test also?  :huh:

Nope, these would be the dynamic cornering lights, which is just the headlight unit swivelling the projector housing for when you go around bends at speed. The static cornering lights are standard H7 halogens, you'll get them on when reversing, or tight cornering at low speed. Just turn your wheel slightly when parked with lights on to see them in action.
So we do get dynamic cornering lights in the UK?  :cool:

Certainly do, called dynamic light bending or something, best results when set to sport in individual driving mode!
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Re: GTi/GTD Auto Lights (Bi-Xenon)
« Reply #34 on: 13 January 2014, 21:40 »
Quick question,
when my Xenon headlights turn on, they auto-test by moving up and down, but when they are in the down position they also go sideways, are those the static cornering lights doing a test also?  ???

Nope, these would be the dynamic cornering lights, which is just the headlight unit swivelling the projector housing for when you go around bends at speed. The static cornering lights are standard H7 halogens, you'll get them on when reversing, or tight cornering at low speed. Just turn your wheel slightly when parked with lights on to see them in action.
So we do get dynamic cornering lights in the UK?  8)


Yup.
haha I thought I just had the static lights....  :rolleyes:
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Re: GTi/GTD Auto Lights (Bi-Xenon)
« Reply #35 on: 13 January 2014, 22:00 »
Quick question,
when my Xenon headlights turn on, they auto-test by moving up and down, but when they are in the down position they also go sideways, are those the static cornering lights doing a test also?  ???

Nope, these would be the dynamic cornering lights, which is just the headlight unit swivelling the projector housing for when you go around bends at speed. The static cornering lights are standard H7 halogens, you'll get them on when reversing, or tight cornering at low speed. Just turn your wheel slightly when parked with lights on to see them in action.
So we do get dynamic cornering lights in the UK?  8)


Yup.
haha I thought I just had the static lights....  :rolleyes:

That's only non Xenon Golfs!  :tongue:
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Re: GTi/GTD Auto Lights (Bi-Xenon)
« Reply #36 on: 14 January 2014, 16:54 »
Quick question,
when my Xenon headlights turn on, they auto-test by moving up and down, but when they are in the down position they also go sideways, are those the static cornering lights doing a test also?  ???

Nope, these would be the dynamic cornering lights, which is just the headlight unit swivelling the projector housing for when you go around bends at speed. The static cornering lights are standard H7 halogens, you'll get them on when reversing, or tight cornering at low speed. Just turn your wheel slightly when parked with lights on to see them in action.
So we do get dynamic cornering lights in the UK?  8)


Yup.
haha I thought I just had the static lights....  :rolleyes:

That's only non Xenon Golfs!  :tongue:

Nope, Golfs fitted with Xenons have static cornering lights too!
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Re: GTi/GTD Auto Lights (Bi-Xenon)
« Reply #37 on: 14 January 2014, 17:28 »
Quick question,
when my Xenon headlights turn on, they auto-test by moving up and down, but when they are in the down position they also go sideways, are those the static cornering lights doing a test also?  ???

Oops! Meant fogs as static cornering...  :embarrassed:

Nope, these would be the dynamic cornering lights, which is just the headlight unit swivelling the projector housing for when you go around bends at speed. The static cornering lights are standard H7 halogens, you'll get them on when reversing, or tight cornering at low speed. Just turn your wheel slightly when parked with lights on to see them in action.
So we do get dynamic cornering lights in the UK?  8)


Yup.
haha I thought I just had the static lights....  :rolleyes:

That's only non Xenon Golfs!  :tongue:

Nope, Golfs fitted with Xenons have static cornering lights too!
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Re: GTi/GTD Auto Lights (Bi-Xenon)
« Reply #38 on: 15 January 2014, 18:14 »
Quick question,
when my Xenon headlights turn on, they auto-test by moving up and down, but when they are in the down position they also go sideways, are those the static cornering lights doing a test also?  :huh:

Nope, these would be the dynamic cornering lights, which is just the headlight unit swivelling the projector housing for when you go around bends at speed. The static cornering lights are standard H7 halogens, you'll get them on when reversing, or tight cornering at low speed. Just turn your wheel slightly when parked with lights on to see them in action.
So we do get dynamic cornering lights in the UK?  :cool:

Certainly do, called dynamic light bending or something, best results when set to sport in individual driving mode!

Indeed, when in sport mode, the light turn more aggressively. In fact in some situations it seems that they are spring-wired with the steering wheel.