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One of my headlights blew so I thought I would find out what happened. I have been wanting to upgrade to some brighter, whiter bulbs for a while now. I go to check out the non-blown headlight to see what bulbs I need to get and this is what I see.

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This plug was disconnected on both the left and right headlight. Would anyone know what this one is for?

I delved in further and opened up the back of the headlight assembly. And found this.wAkm7lF.jpg?1

Please correct me if I'm wrong (because I usually am). Did the previous owner ditch xenons for halogens? There is a big grey/black plug going to nothing and a tiny wire to a little bulb (with blue connector).

What do you guys reckon?

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Also whiter bulbs aren't necessarily going to make it easier for your eyes to actually see what's on the road, even if they are brighter. As the light spectrum moves whiter it gets toward blue and your eyeball can't pick up blue as easily. Science.

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