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Jake:
David
Why not upgrade your head light bulbs and loom for better vision?
Mine are now 50% brighter
I have a pair of these and one of these (which is a doddle to fit)
My Td5 lights are now nice and bright and there is no need for spot lights  :wink:

iomlr:
or fit a HID kit? there ment to be a massive improvement?

thermidorthelobster:
That's definitely a possibility, Jake.  One appeal of spots is to have a more scattered beam.  I've started by adjusting the existing headlights up a bit;  I'll see how that goes and think about upgrading the bulbs.  Where does the loom fit?

Jake:

--- Quote from: "thermidorthelobster" ---Where does the loom fit?
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There is a head light bulb style plug (male) that goes straight into the (female) head light plug from either one of your existing head lights.
You'll need to connect the positive and negative.
Put the relays into they're correct places
Then just plug the head lights into the new looms head light plugs
Now just make the wiring neat and tidy.
Done.
Only takes about an hour too.
 :D

smith335:
i fitted four spot to my roof rack on my td5.
2x spots in the middle and 2x fogs on the outsides.
i used round spots 55w each total of 220w
it gives a very good spread of light.

and it makes a hell of a difference,and i am glad i did it.

i ran the cables down the black trim on the side of the windscreen,and through a small hole that was there,then in to the engine bay for wiring up.
be warned i had a battle getting the black trim back on.perhaps because it was freezing when i did it,and the plastic did not want to flex.

i all so fitted a rear work light and ran the cable for that along the roof rack and down inside the black trim and in to the engine bay for wiring up.

hope this helps

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