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I've just smashed my headlight on my 1998 Polo......now I know I can probably just get one from the local scrappers but I was looking at the Eurocarparts and seen a few on there.

 

Can anyone tell me the difference between the £70 Hella ones and the £30 Astrum ones ??

 

I know with car parts you generally get what you pay for but this difference seems a lot :cuckoo:

 

any comments/advise welcome :)

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Quality is probably the only difference. I always try and stick to Hella or OE where lighting is concerned :D

 

Have you asked on a polo forum?

 

That said, I did put some cheap arse Spanish made water pump I've never heard of in my VR6 last year and that's been great :lol:

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in my experience the cheap versions of headlights that GSF etc sell are crap, very poor beam pattern, I'd imagine the ECP ones are much the same.

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uhhmm thing is if I were buying for the rado then it would be a different matter......the cars only worth £500 so spending £70 on a headlight seems hard to do although they are quite important items :lol:

 

Polo forum now thats a good idea for future reference as well :brickwall: :)

 

thanks for comments guys

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Polo forum now thats a good idea for future reference as well :brickwall: :)

 

Yep, there's even a forum for Polos.....

 

...and trabants, Allegros etc etc :lol:

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off topic but how do you just quote a section from the thread like you've done there kevHaywire ?? :scratch:

 

If you haven't sussed it yet, here's how.

 

Use the 'reply with quote' button. Looks a bit like a right arrow at the top right of the post.

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off topic but how do you just quote a section from the thread like you've done there kevHaywire ?? :scratch:

 

If you haven't sussed it yet, here's how.

 

Use the 'reply with quote' button. Looks a bit like a right arrow at the top right of the post.

 

....thanks mate but what I meant was how do you quote a section from a post rather than the whole post ? :confused4:

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off topic but how do you just quote a section from the thread like you've done there kevHaywire ?? :scratch:

 

If you haven't sussed it yet, here's how.

 

Use the 'reply with quote' button. Looks a bit like a right arrow at the top right of the post.

 

....thanks mate but what I meant was how do you quote a section from a post rather than the whole post ? :confused4:[/quote:3vyp3lnd]

Do as detailed above, but then get your curser into the bit between the quotes and do some deleting - but be wary of deleting the square brackets and quotes or it all goes wrong.

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Do as detailed above, but then get your curser into the bit between the quotes and do some deleting - but be wary of deleting the square brackets and quotes or it all goes wrong.

 

....like this perhaps......quick trial

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Do as detailed above, but then get your curser into the bit between the quotes and do some deleting - but be wary of deleting the square brackets and quotes or it all goes wrong.

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Do as detailed above, but then get your curser into the bit between the quotes and do some deleting - but be wary of deleting the square brackets and quotes or it all goes wrong.

 

 

.......second trial

 

edit : I give up

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Do as detailed above, but then get your curser into the bit between the quotes and do some deleting - but be wary of deleting the square brackets and quotes or it all goes wrong.

 

.......

 

EDIT : Finally :clap: ......thanks lads

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Think of the first bit in brackets as turning the function on, then the second turning it off. [word] turns on, [/word] turns off. Same for bold, , Image, , URL,

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