snakedoc

Wow. Awesome discussion...wish I knew what the heck it meant I just adjusted the vertical height of the headlights (maybe too far...). At 25 feet they were barely hitting the garage. I brought them up to aout 3 feet. Only driven around town but haven't noticed a real difference--need to get out on some really dark roads. I still feel like there is another issue going on. I think my next stop is to Advance and have them check the battery, etc. I'll report back with those findings.

I don't recall the brand, but one of the well reviewed ones. Yes it had me sand it for several steps. Definitely looks clearer but not getting a lot of result from it. Does anyone know if Advance Auto can do the voltage checks for me?

Thanks. I replaced one of the bulbs awhile back with a Silverstar but it did nothing for the brightness. They are so bad that we don't drive that car at night. I will try re-aligning the lights and go from there.

I bought a 2010 Legacy a year ago and have found that it is virtually unsafe to drive at night because the low beams are so dim. I resurfaced the lenses in hopes that it would solve the problem, but no dice. I am no whiz with cars but am willing to try some things on my own before forking over $$. So far I've seen suggestions of: --Fuses --Ground wire --DRL assembly I don't even know where the ground wire is...any advice to get me started? Thanks all.