What is the bulb model for Geely Panda headlights?
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Geely Panda headlights use H4 bulbs, and the use and maintenance of car lights should not be overlooked. Function of car headlights: The function of car headlights is to provide illumination for night driving. Car headlights, also known as automobile front headlights or LED daytime running lights, are closely related to safe driving at night or in poor weather conditions. Headlights, referred to as "headlamps," are installed on both sides of the front of the car to provide illumination for nighttime driving. They are one of the essential components for ensuring safe vehicle operation. The farther the headlight illumination distance, the more appropriate the beam angle, and the better the light distribution characteristics, the higher the safety performance of the vehicle. Maintenance of car headlights: Maintenance of car headlights includes checking the sealing of the headlights, cleaning the reflectors, cleaning the bulbs, adjusting the beam direction, and regularly replacing the headlight bulbs.
I've been driving a Geely Panda for almost two years, and the headlight model is H4 halogen bulb with 55W power. Replacing it is quite straightforward. A while ago, the right light went out, so I first checked the manual to confirm the model, bought an original bulb online for 20 yuan, unscrewed the old one, and installed the new one myself—the whole process took just half an hour. Remember to wear gloves to prevent burns; there's a small cover under the hood that you just need to lift. The bulb lifespan is about 1-2 years, and frequent night driving can accelerate aging, so I recommend checking every six months for blackening or cracks. If the light suddenly goes out, it might be a blown fuse or loose wiring—don't force it, find a safe spot to stop and check first. When replacing, choose the same model to prevent voltage instability, and if buying online, go for verified stores to avoid counterfeits. In short, maintaining good lighting ensures safe night driving, especially in rainy or foggy conditions when visibility is poor.
