I can’t help but feel that every response coming from you is condescending. Of course I researched bulbs. I also looked at the headlamp assembly and thought, since my car is covered under warranty, why wouldn’t I at least try and take advantage and not pay anything, especially since my VN is so new and could’ve had other underlying issues?
You mix your personal understanding and thoughts of condescension,
in place of truth. (Feelings don't take the place of facts and facts don't care about your feelings.) This is the way you think and where your mind goes. No one else has control of it, except you. If you don't want to hear the truth, then simply don't post erroneous information.
Stating the whole headlight assembly needs to be replaced, is wrong and I don't care who said it.
Of course I researched bulbs.
If you personally
researched bulb replacements for the VN and were aware the bulbs could be replaced, why would you post such erroneous information? What underlying problems, have you personally read here or on other VN Forums, concerning this particular issue? Have you utilized the search engine at the top right hand of the page, to do any research on the subject?
You've already posted two identical threads, in hopes of getting additional responses. Do your diligence and search this or other forums, you'll find out there is no underlying problem. If you want to or decide to worry needlessly, about an issue which doesn't exist, go ahead.
I'm not concerned about you taking your car it to the dealer and exercising your warranty, it's your choice. You're responsible for what you post, no one else. I won't be the only one telling you, you've posted bad information. So, get used to it and grow some thicker skin. If you think countering bad information with truthful informed comments are condescending and improper, your in the wrong place. Providing accurate truthful information is, common place on any technical forum. Not attempting to do so,
will always cause some debate.
I'm going to inform others when I read,
erroneous information. I'll even admit when I've done so myself. The erroneous information you post, can causes others unnecessary concern. Each of us has a personal obligation to provide truthful, practical and useful information or simply ask questions if you don't know or are not sure. However, bad information is just that;
"bad information."
Best advice, grow some thicker skin. In the future you might attempt to do some research on a particular subject, before posting
erroneous information. It will definately save you time and possible personal discourse.
