Headlights.... Winter Driving Advice

**Andy Monty** · 09-01-2009

Originally Posted by maddogmorg

been keeping an eye on numberplates, but lights are no problem, pull back stalk and the headlights are sprayed with water and the wipers cleans the muck off

my car desperately needs a clean, it's currently a browny colour from muddy back roads and with black wing mirrors and bonnet from my travels on motorways. the bilt hamber autobalm seems to be doing a good job though as it's easily coming off, and it's very well protected, i'm waiting till it warms up then i'll chuck ye olde hose pipe underneath to make sure all the salty moisture retaining muck comes off!

I was going to ask you that after reading the first part of your second paragraph...

Spotted this last night the civinfo mob seem to like it and take a look at the stickies on the top of the cleaning forum

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http://www.civinfo.com/forum/cleanin...auto-balm.html

**sammiboo** · 09-01-2009

I cleaned the headlights, rearlights and rear numberplate this morning.

The lights were sooo much better this morning. Its not something i have done before so its going to be a habit now

manthatkidisscrewed · 09-01-2009

My lights are just fine...Xenons ftw!

The Beard · 09-01-2009

[quote=Jetstar Grande;1892490]

Originally Posted by The Beard

You don't live far from me, I wonder.....

Just off Broadway Chadderton - join the M60 ` car park`

and come of at Sharston near MAN airport...then back again at night...sometimes i get lucky and find 5th gear !.......aka rat race !

and you?

Depending on the time, watch out for an '05 reg light blue Panda somewhere between J24 and where you leave at Sharston. Although to be fair, I will be going so fast you will just say: "Goodness gracious me, what was that incredibly fast moving light blue Panda shaped blur." Or "Get out the way you senile old fart!!!!!"

Jetstar Grande · 10-01-2009

[quote=The Beard;1893987]

Originally Posted by Jetstar Grande

Depending on the time, watch out for an '05 reg light blue Panda somewhere between J24 and where you leave at Sharston. Although to be fair, I will be going so fast you will just say: "Goodness gracious me, what was that incredibly fast moving light blue Panda shaped blur." Or "Get out the way you senile old fart!!!!!"

OK will try and catch you zipping by

I`ll be taking it easy in my `feel good` drive 07 GP trying to maintain 60mpg whilst listening to 5 live Nicky Campbell and `She` Fogerty

rock on......

Emm · 10-01-2009

i use a baby wipe for giving the Bravas headlights a quick once over

, very effective, too cold/time consuming to get out water and a sponge (been wiping Louies Uno headlights with one too but shhhh dont tell him he might not like it!)

The Unknown · 10-01-2009

i fixed the van ones today

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