Sentence examples for to headlight from inspiring English sources
noun
A bright light, with a lens and reflector, on the front of a motor vehicle (or originally a train), designed to illuminate the road when driving at night; normally one of a pair.
The technical issue that would go on to stymie the Toyota's push was nowhere to be seen for the championship leaders in the No1 Audi, however, who went on to complete a trouble-free run to take the chequered flag, while its sister car lost further time with a puncture and front bodywork changes due to headlight problems.
Priceline plans to offer a buyer-driven service for home mortgages and also plans to go headlight-to-headlight with Auto-By-Tel in the summer.
WHAT IT DOES: Adds a tint to headlights for a street-illegal look.
When he had the puck and swooped toward them, goaltenders compared those eyes to headlights and searchlights.
The only way to return headlights to like-new condition is to buy new ones, he said.
You may need to remove certain components, such as the battery, to get access to the headlight assembly from under the hood.
The connections on the ballast go in to the HID bulbs connected to the headlight.
In a week that Honda would surely rather forget, the automaker added 820,000 vehicles to a recall that began in March relating to faulty headlight wiring.
These are the two that are closest to the headlight assembly, and will create a bit more room for your hand to reach behind the headlight assembly.
Apply wax (protectant) to the headlight lens.
It's best to do headlight restoration in the shade, not in direct sunlight.
