Hello xkcd0137,
Congrats on the beast. Dont know how I missed this tread. Read through it whole and sole. Your reviews are quite detailed. My uncle too owns a Blue ecosport 1.5 D. Build quality is quite solid. BTW the engine felt too linear. Yeah the guys spoiled by XUV will tell you.
1. About the problem with your bulbs, Are you sure that the connector is plugged the right way? I know It would be difficult to get it wrong otherwise, but still? Is this a problem with spring loaded stalk that car uses? I mean is it like the Safari Stalk?
2. How is the beam pattern of these bulbs? Please post Low and high beams on a flat wall.
3. Get OEM fog lamps and stuff 4300K HID kit in them. Best upgrade.
4. Your Washing-Detailing list does look correct. I usually wash the exterior before. But it does not matter. You can do entire thing in one go if your hands allow. As having gaps will allow dust to settle on surface in-process. Or you could split Interior-Exterior if you get tired. But not Mid layer.
5. Buy a cheap polisher. Would be useful. Or you could use a Mushroom Buff as an Attachment to Drill. Run the drill on slow speed and polish away!
Congrats on the beast. Dont know how I missed this tread. Read through it whole and sole. Your reviews are quite detailed. My uncle too owns a Blue ecosport 1.5 D. Build quality is quite solid. BTW the engine felt too linear. Yeah the guys spoiled by XUV will tell you.
1. About the problem with your bulbs, Are you sure that the connector is plugged the right way? I know It would be difficult to get it wrong otherwise, but still? Is this a problem with spring loaded stalk that car uses? I mean is it like the Safari Stalk?
2. How is the beam pattern of these bulbs? Please post Low and high beams on a flat wall.
3. Get OEM fog lamps and stuff 4300K HID kit in them. Best upgrade.
4. Your Washing-Detailing list does look correct. I usually wash the exterior before. But it does not matter. You can do entire thing in one go if your hands allow. As having gaps will allow dust to settle on surface in-process. Or you could split Interior-Exterior if you get tired. But not Mid layer.
5. Buy a cheap polisher. Would be useful. Or you could use a Mushroom Buff as an Attachment to Drill. Run the drill on slow speed and polish away!