"Dave Plowman (News)" wrote:
In article
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Steve Firth wrote:
harry wrote:
On Nov 25, 3:43 pm, "Dave Plowman (News)" wrote:
In article
,
Steve Firth wrote:

Changing a bulb for one of the correct type won't alter the beam
setting. What is more likely is the car has been damaged and
repaired and the new unit not adjusted correctly. If a new car,
this won't be picked up until the first MOT.
Putting the bulbs in upside down will alter the beam setting.

Which type of bulb can be fitted upside down if it matters? None I've
seen.

True. Only someone who'd never fitted one would make such a stupid
remark

Only someone who has never worked on a car would think it was a stupid
remark.

Come clean, then. You have actually fitted a headlight bulb 'upside down'
which was only discovered at MOT time?

Come clean, then. You are still desperate to fling monkey poo through the
bars if your cage. Perhaps you feel like addressing the same sneer at the
three other people who have made the same observation?

No?

Then seek the services of that therapist.

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