Why do car lights sometimes flicker?
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Car lights sometimes flicker due to poor contact in the lights, wiring, or switches. You can directly visit a 4S shop for inspection and repair. If the entire vehicle is under warranty, the headlight assembly can be replaced for free, as the headlights share the same warranty as the whole vehicle. Car headlights, commonly known as "headlamps," are responsible for nighttime driving illumination and can be considered the eyes of the car. Precautions: 1. The "soul" of the headlight is the bulb. Its performance directly affects nighttime illumination and driving safety. Therefore, high-quality headlight bulbs should be used to ensure safety. 2. Low-quality headlights have the following hazards: (1) Low-quality bulbs have a short lifespan and cannot guarantee stable quality. (2) High-quality bulbs have good light distribution, high brightness, while low-quality bulbs lack sufficient brightness, poor focus, and short range. During overtaking, they can cause visual illusions for the driver, leading to accidents. (3) Low-quality headlights, due to poor sealing, are prone to water ingress during rain or car washing, causing fog inside the lamp. In severe cases, this can lead to short circuits and fires. Therefore, when modifying headlights or replacing them due to damage, never consider low-quality bulbs.
