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Yes, checking all required lights.
Yes. Check that all required lights work, are clean and undamaged, and check headlamp alignment to avoid dazzling. Each light can be checked separately: there is no rule requiring checks always in pairs. Follow the vehicle manual and use a workshop if a fault is found or an adjustment is beyond your ability. Xenon or LED lighting does not remove the need for checks.
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Yes, checking all required lights.
No, they never need checking.
No, if the vehicle has xenon or LED lights.
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