Get the Best Priced Nissan Murano Headlight

It's easy to take headlights for granted, but without them, you would literally be driving in the dark. You can't make sound decisions without being able to see where you are going. That would make your crossover SUV a danger on the road. A burnt out headlight can get you fined, which is an unnecessary expense considering the relatively low expense of replacing a bulb or assembly. Headlights can go out for many reasons. If you address the cause quickly, you won't have to worry about any lighting issues and can enjoy the peace of mind of driving anywhere at any time.

Common Headlight Problems

Headlights are compact assemblies that contain the low beam and high beam lights. Your low beams don't shine straight ahead so they don't distract other drivers, but high beams do to maximize illumination. The side effect is extreme glare and reflection off water droplets and other particles. Their use is restricted in most areas. Turn signal lights are included in the assemblies as well. Any one of the bulbs in your SUV's headlight assembly can burn out. This can be due to age or damage; inserting one with your bare fingers can cause hot spots that will burn a bulb out quickly.

Nissan Murano headlight bulb replacement, as simple as it is, is not the only issue that can trouble your headlights. Corroded sockets can disrupt the electrical connection. Also, connectors can fail and wiring can become worn out. Cracks and wear on the lens can affect light output. If water can get into the assembly, it can wreak havoc on electrical parts. There's also the possibility the issue can be somewhere else, such as with a fuse or relay. If both headlights go out there's a good chance the problem is with the vehicle's electrical system.

Changes in Headlight Design

There have been a few changes over the years. Sealed beam headlamps were required by U.S. law from 1940 to 1983. Since 1984, the most common headlight variety has been those with replaceable bulbs. Even your 2007 Nissan Murano HID headlights fall under this category. Other regulations address the beam type, headlamp mounting height, seeing distance, and light angle. In the mid-1900s, there were various headlight designs used by different manufacturers, from angle lamps to stacked headlamps. Rectangular headlamps were permitted starting in 1974. Throughout the years, hidden headlamps have been used on some cars. Pop-up lights were introduced in 1936, first operated by a crank on the dashboard. Later ones were run by motors and geartrains/linkages.

Cost of Headlight Replacement

A pair of 2003 Nissan Murano headlights can go for $200 or more. You certainly don't want to skimp on quality and functionality, but you can get the same value for less money at PartsGeek.com. Headlight assembly or 2009 Nissan Murano headlight bulb replacement are more affordable thanks to our leading-brand auto parts sold exclusively via a secure online portal. A low overhead means we can pass the savings forward. Customers then save on the parts they need, so they can drive safely at any time.