What is the model of the high beam for Geely Emgrand EC718?
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The high beam for Geely Emgrand EC718 uses H7 model bulbs. Bulb recommendations: You can use Philips bulbs for better quality, with upgraded versions like SilverVision and X-tremeVision available for use and selection. How the high beam of Geely Emgrand EC718 works: The intensity of the light is adjusted based on the distance of the filament. The high beam is focused at its focal point, emitting light that is parallel and more concentrated, providing greater brightness and the ability to illuminate distant and high objects. The low beam is positioned beyond its focal point (between 1 and 2 times the focal distance), emitting light in a divergent pattern, which can illuminate a larger area of nearby objects.
I've been driving a Geely Emgrand EC718 for several years, and the high beam bulb model is H4, which is quite common and not difficult to replace. When doing it yourself, first turn off the engine and open the hood, locate the cover behind the headlight, unscrew the fixing screw counterclockwise to remove the old bulb. The H4 is a dual-filament design, capable of both high and low beams, but don't always drive with high beams on to avoid blinding others. When buying new bulbs, choose the original 55W/60W specification, brands like Philips are fine. When the high beam doesn't light up, it might be due to bulb aging or poor contact in the wiring, check if the fuse is blown. Regularly clean the lamp cover to prevent fogging and extend the bulb's life. Upgrading to LED is also an option, but it must comply with regulations; excessively high brightness might attract police attention. In short, good high beams ensure nighttime safety, and being handy can save a lot on car repair costs.
As someone who frequently repairs cars, let me tell you that the high beam bulb for the Geely Emgrand EC718 is the H4 model. These H4 bulbs are easy to find on the market. The factory-installed halogen bulbs are quite durable, but they are prone to burning out due to vibration. Always disconnect the power before replacing the bulb. Beginners are advised to watch video tutorials: when unplugging, avoid pulling the wiring harness randomly, align the pins steadily and push them in accurately. If the lights dim or flicker during daily use, it may not necessarily be a bulb issue—it could be a loose power connector or an overloaded fuse. Check if the generator voltage is stable. H4 bulbs are inexpensive, costing just over ten yuan, but wear gloves when replacing them to prevent oil stains from contaminating the lens. Avoid using high beams too frequently while driving; they are only necessary on highways to prevent accelerating bulb wear. It is recommended to check them every six months to prevent nighttime driving risks—safety comes first.
