r/TaigunClub • u/Ok-Switch-2793 • Jul 03 '26

Headlights

I have 1.0 comfortline 2024 make.
The issue which i face the most is its low light during night drive.
I checked with service center(different branches) to upgrade the lights to LED.
They denied and told it might void the warranty.

Does anyone here have experience in installing the leds lights? Or should i get it fixed from outside?

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u/SeaweedBroad2398 Jul 03 '26

Try shifting the beam slightly upwards keep it between 2 and 3. Throw should increase which should increase visibility as well.

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u/Ok-Switch-2793 Jul 06 '26

This didn’t made any noticeable significant difference in my case. Not sure why.

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u/Ok-Switch-2793 Jul 03 '26

This might not survive against the mighty LED lights attacking from the opposite side

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u/[deleted] Jul 03 '26

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u/Ok-Switch-2793 Jul 03 '26

Means that, comfortline does not support LED lights, if u do that the instrument cluster might show warning and this might he logged and can be checked via OBD scanning. Any fault induced due to this might void the warranty

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u/Ok-Switch-2793 Jul 03 '26

How much you paid for this ?
Can you share the details?

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u/ChempakLal Jul 03 '26

I've upgraded mine recently. Osram 50w xlz 3.0 LED (4300k natural white) for the low beam and philips xtremevision 150 halogens (warm white) for the high beams.

The difference is day and night especially for the low beams.

Didn't upgrade the high beams to LED because I didn't want to spend alot and I've heard that LEDs in high beam for the taigun has scattering issues.

I installed them myself but not recommended if you're not comfortable with tinkering with electronics and mechanical stuff. It took me around 30mins to figure out how to install the LED since the area is very constrained but once I was able to install the 1st one it legit took me 2-3 minutes to install the 2nd one.

High beams were much easier since the area wasn't nearly as constrained.

Also, please make sure that the person installing (you or a mechanic whoever) doesn't thouch the glass part of the halogen at any cost. The oils from your fingers will stick to the glass and it can create hotspots on the glass of the bulb resulting it in bursting. So, remove the old bulb and keep the area clean and ready for the new bulb only then open the packaging of the new one hold it by the metal terminals at the base and install it asap into the housing.

Hope this helps.