Novsight N70 Series LED Headlight Bulb Install Guide

Before beginning the installation, ensure your vehicle is turned off and parked on a stable surface. It is recommended to disconnect the battery to avoid any electrical complications.

Open your car’s hood and locate the back of the headlight assembly. Carefully remove the existing halogen bulbs by twisting them counter-clockwise or unclipping them, depending on your vehicle's setup.

Insert the Novsight N70 bulb into the headlight socket. Make sure the LED chips are aligned horizontally to ensure optimal beam pattern and light distribution.

Rotate the N70 bulbs clockwise to secure them in place. This should be done gently but firmly to ensure the bulb is stable and correctly positioned.

Attach the power connector of the N70 bulb to your vehicle’s original lamp connector. Ensure a snug and secure fit to prevent any power issues.

Once installed, reconnect the battery and turn on your headlights to test the installation. Check both the high and low beams to ensure they are functioning properly.

Before purchasing and installing the N70 bulbs, ensure they are compatible with your vehicle's model and headlight housing. This prevents issues related to fit and electrical compatibility.

Always handle the LED bulbs by their base and avoid touching the LED chips or the glass. Oils from your skin can adversely affect the lifespan and performance of the bulbs.

The Novsight N70 bulbs come equipped with advanced heat dissipation technology. Ensure that there is enough space behind the headlight assembly for proper heat escape to maintain the longevity of the bulbs.

Since the power of halogen lamps is different from that of LED lamps, most LED lamps on the market will have decoding problems, which will shorten the life of the lamps, cause them to flicker when in use, or even make them unusable. To solve this problem, the N70 comes with a specially designed decoding harness, which can effectively solve more than 99% of the lamp decoding problems.