Thank you, thank you, thank you! Just fixed my headlights abs this was by far the easiest and direct videos watched on this subject. I really appreciate this video!
Do yourself a huge favor and pull the wiring harnesses out of your old OEM headlights and recycle them into your new assembly. I popped them out with a curved screwdriver size forked nail puller. The wires mine came with were not to the same standard as Hyundai and caused the interior blue high beam light to activate. I also saved the OEM side marker light plugs. Other than adding 30 minutes to the job I’m completely satisfied with these headlight assemblies.
Received mine a week or so ago and these headlights really make the car look new again. As others mentioned in the comments the wiring that comes with the lights is not OEM quality (I noticed the headlights were dim and changed low/high slowly) but this is easily corrected by changing the wiring back to OEM by unhooking headlight wired and prying the harness out and swapping with original. Now these headlights look great and are very bright! Plastic quality is slightly less than OEM but expected with aftermarket. My package was originally lost in shipping but 1A Auto was very fast responding and sending another package. They were very professional. In all good headlights just change wiring harness to OEM 👍🏻👍🏻
I can see that aA is expert for Hyundai, so I have many questions.. I'm the owner of Hyundai Accent 1.5 Crdi 4 doors from 2002-2003 and it was magical experience, never had any problems, so i couldn't sell him.. Anyway, i need to ask few questions. 1. I bought a new headlights and they don't have that yellow color of turn signal lights, much more beautiful, but when i picked up the car mechanic said that they don't have the option to connect to electrical control of moving lights up and down, is it possible to change that somehow? 2. Sometimes, my brakes have "clicks", it's like when you press it you hear like you pressing the switch in the room and you can hear click, especially after rain, so i need to slowly brake to avoid clicks and sudden braking which i don't want to, what is needed to replace? 3. Do you have any advice how to remove those side plastics on doors, i don't know how to call them otherwise, so I can put foil on it? 4. Last question, if i'm not bothering too much, what is maximum size of wheels to put on my car? In car book it says 14", original is 13", but i'm wondering how would it look like to put 15"? Thanks in advance man!
+Alen Podrug Thanks for watching! You will need to purchase headlights that have the same connections as your originals, otherwise they will not function properly. Brakes don't generally give a "clicking" noise, they will either grind our pulsate the brake pedal and steering wheel. We recommend having a trusted garage take a look at the vehicle if you are unable to diagnose the issue. We do not have any videos on removing the inner door panels at this time, but they are usually just held in by a couple of bolts and clips, so it should not be a complicated process. We recommend you use the size tires that the vehicle calls for. Vehicles are engineered to certain specifications, and if you change the wheel size outside of what the vehicle calls for then you can mess with the mechanics of the vehicle! 1aauto.com
+UltraLord_64 We don't have a how-to video for your vehicle right now, but the basic steps in this video should be enough to do this task. Buy this part for your vehicle on 1AAuto.com: 1aau.to/m/Shop-1AAuto-c
