MENU LIGHTS AND BULBS Lights and bulbs Headlight bulbs A burned out bulb can be not only an uncomfortable thing, but even a safety risk. Therefore, you should be prepared for a situation where you may have to change the bulb yourself, even in difficult conditions. In modern cars, changing the bulb can be very difficult. It is also a good idea to always replace the bulbs in pairs, not least because a burned out bulb anticipates the end of the other half. It is advisable to get the bulbs in stock, at least for the headlights. The car's owner's manual contains the necessary information about spare bulbs. They should be stored as directed and easily accessible. If it feels too difficult to change the bulb yourself, you can contact an AD workshop. There, the bulb can be changed smoothly, even in an awkward place. In connection with periodic maintenance, it is even possible to request the replacement of all bulbs. Additional lights Additional lights are retrofitted, separate long lights or bad weather lights. The law defines a specific ceiling for the combined power of the lights, so when purchasing additional lights, it is a good idea to check with the staff about the legality of the planned combination. The car can also be equipped with LED daytime running lights, which replace the use of headlights during bright hours and at the same time save on headlight bulbs. AD VaraosaMaailma | PO Box 169, 80101 Joensuu