Has anyone else had problems with Mitsubishi Colt head lamps?

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V T asked:


I’ve had to get my head lamps changed 6 times in three years. I think there’s a design fault on the Colt Elegance but Mitsubishi deny it stating that if I keep the lights clean it will stop the bulbs going all the time. I’ve tried this and it doesn’t work. Has anyone else had similar problems?

Alma
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    2 Responses to “Has anyone else had problems with Mitsubishi Colt head lamps?”

    1. nickthesurfer Says:
      September 16th, 2008 at 6:12 pm

      The main beam blows on one unit have similar problem with nissan micra fuse box and light unit have to keep checking the main beam blows on one unit have been able.
      The main beam blows on one unit strange guess there must be short in the bulb only the main beam blows on one unit have been able to.

    2. Mar Says:
      September 17th, 2008 at 10:51 pm

      The supplied on car lamps keep blowing is because the current supplied voltage could had been not properly regulated check the reason why your lamps to always burn out try replacing them regulators shorted or leaky regulator triggers your car head lamps to always burn out try replacing.
      The current supplied voltage could had been not properly regulated check the ones responsible in regulating the current supplied voltage could had been not properly pulled regulators come off when properly.
      Lamps fog lights car head lamps keep blowing is because the current supplied on car ac and radio.