Can Modified Projector Headlights Pass Vehicle Inspection?
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Modified projector headlights can pass the annual vehicle inspection as long as they meet the lighting inspection standards. Currently, as long as the modification follows the standard procedures, it will generally pass the inspection. If the modified projectors are similar in size to the original ones, they will pass the inspection. However, if the modification is significant and alters the vehicle's appearance, making it inconsistent with the photo on the vehicle registration certificate, it will not pass the inspection. 1. Function of Projectors: Xenon headlights are very bright but tend to scatter light, which can dazzle other drivers. Projectors have strong light-focusing capabilities, gathering scattered light into parallel beams, essentially concentrating the light. After installing projector headlights, the light will not scatter, improving road illumination without affecting oncoming traffic, thus enhancing driving safety. 2. Application of Projectors: Automotive projectors are mainly used with xenon headlights. A projector lens is added in front of the headlight bulb to focus the light, extending its range and achieving better illumination.