burned front parabola

[ezhacker1]

o the pic isnt yours. Werid that someone would run without a light shield. I got smoke damage in my driver side light from putting a hotter bulb in the parking light one. Too lazy to open it up to clean, its only slightly noticeable. Really gotta check the bulb wattages, more consume power doesnt always mean brighter, but will most likely mean burn hotter and could cause this. Tho if its stock...mmm, take it to the dealer?

BTW, hows the throttle controller? Im loving mine on Eco5, its always on that makes going to Sports 7 feel like boost.

[djct_watt]

Originally Posted by ezhacker1

o the pic isnt yours. Werid that someone would run without a light shield. I got smoke damage in my driver side light from putting a hotter bulb in the parking light one. Too lazy to open it up to clean, its only slightly noticeable. Really gotta check the bulb wattages, more consume power doesnt always mean brighter, but will most likely mean burn hotter and could cause this. Tho if its stock...mmm, take it to the dealer?

BTW, hows the throttle controller? Im loving mine on Eco5, its always on that makes going to Sports 7 feel like boost.

There are more countries in the world than the United States. . . and I'm American. So in fact, it's actually more weird to run with one. . . as it does nothing but block light output.

The Yaris for most markets in the world do not include a light shield. It's not necessary nor required on closed end bulbs for most countries (notice that an H4 bulb has the tip painted over with a non-translucent material). The only time you really need those things are when you use open end bulbs like a 9005, 9006, or H3. It's not just the Yaris, the Jazz (Fit to you guys), March, Swift, and most other cars with H4 9003 bulbs do NOT have shields. And clear corners. . . no need for nasty orange reflectors up front.