from my previous 2007 Outlander, 4800K Mitsubishi LED lamp T10 type, great look and great performance

 

I replace standard bulbs with these Philips LEDs, 6000K/200 lm/T16 type, and there no comparison between them; is an update that is welcome and performance of these LEDs far exceeds the original bulb...

 

continuing the trend of LED lamps, replacing standard bulbs with these Philips LED/amber light/180 lm/T20 type; I did not expect a great performance, but my expectations were exceeded as soon I turn on, emitting more light than standar bulbs and brighter, and without amber coating, no amber color reflection on headlamp lens, as shown in the picture, which is also an aesthetic improvement, at least for me

 

I replaced the standar halogen bulb fot these Philips LED fog bulb. Now I have a beautiful white color, and waiting test in foggy conditions. For now, it's are as good or better than the original bulbs

 

Thanks to clubmitsubishiasx, I've done this update. I was not happy with the original washer nozzles because expelled water in a jet form, so, I bought washers nozzle fitted in 2007 Outlander and worked in sheet metal hood to adapt the hole, because new ejectors are larger. At the end, wow, I missed the spray water pattern, also the two ejectors sprayed water at the same time and evenly (I guess they have a check), unlike the original, the driver's side had a significant delay in to run respect to the passenger side. Finally, it was only adjust the angle of the nozzle because initially sprayed as far down on the windshield. Here pics...

 

not quite understanding... what is the yellow wire? what is MASS?

 

Mass = Ground

 

you're right Claude _A

 

re-used from my ex-Outlander, Cusco strut bar and strut tower covers, were easily fixed...

 

My ASX has panoramic sunroof, and I do not like the roof rails, which also doubt I'll use, so, anyone can tell whether it is possible to remove the roof bars, and instead install the moldings on the rail?