Re: [A2] Jetta headlight Q.

[Brian C Barrows <ferret100@juno.com>]

I think the reason has something to do with being able to put in
high-wattage bulbs (not that you can't do that nowadays  anyway).  Or
maybe simply because the US insists on staying in the Dark Ages (pun
intended) when it comes to headlights.  I think it even took us a long
time to legalize halogen bulbs!

In any event, my dad had e-code lights on his first 911, and he did get
failed for it.  But then, VA will fail you for having a worn alternator
belt!

B.

'82 Scirocco <-- sold  :-(
'85 Jetta
'87 Porsche 944


On Mon, 23 Jul 2001 00:17:41 -0700 "Aireq" <aireq@u.washington.edu>
writes:
> Ummm I'm not sure if someone has already answer this, but why wont 
> "Euro"
> style likes pas inspection?  I mean they still light up the road 
> right? It's
> not like they are flashing red and blue. So why would anyone care?
> 
> aireq
> 

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