Kia ceed DRL Lights not fully lit up passenger side

kerryjack · 31-10-2021 09:02AM #1

I presume this is going to be a fail for NCT and looking like I have to replace the whole head light any one any quick fix for it. If I could disconnect them, are they required to be working for NCT.

Car99 · 31-10-2021 09:06AM

NCT fail if not working. One being a little less bright than the other is it putting a fault on the dash? I would remove the connector from the faulty light and check that all the contacts are clean and shiny with no corrosion or contamination for a start.

What year is the car?

kerryjack · 31-10-2021 09:15AM

No nothing showing up on dash

kerryjack · 31-10-2021 09:59AM

Done a bit of research I see a few on donedeal that repairs them for 100 quid not too bad.

colm_mcm · 31-10-2021 06:25PM

Would this be covered on the 7 year warranty?

there’s a guy around Enfield that has fixed a lot of Hyundai i40s anyway.

sumo12 · 04-11-2021 02:07PM

Used to be a replacement headlamp, but I believe Kia have a repair kit for them now. Might be worth talking to the dealer

mikeecho · 04-11-2021 03:36PM

Are drl's a legal requirement?

My 2012 BMW has drl's that can be turned off.

Maybe if the op can disable them on his Kia somehow

BronsonTB · 04-11-2021 03:58PM

https://www.boards.ie/discussion/comment/118118458#Comment_118118458

Yes, depending on the vehicle year, they should be tested in the NCT.

In accordance with EC Directive 2008/89/EC, dedicated Daytime Running Lights (DRL) are required on all new types of passenger cars and small vans from February 2011 onwards

BTB

mikeecho · 04-11-2021 10:56PM

https://www.boards.ie/discussion/comment/118118588#Comment_118118588

Hmmm.. my car is 2012.

05-11-2021 01:36AM

https://www.boards.ie/discussion/comment/118120658#Comment_118120658

It's not a new model since Feb 2011 though is it?

Kia ceed DRL Lights not fully lit up passenger side

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