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Parts for your 2020 Subaru Legacy-Headlights
Narva 1.68m(66in) Light bar - Amber - With Clear lense With Take-Down and Alley Lights - 85057AC
Narva 1.22m(48in) Light bar - Amber - With Clear lense - With Take-Down and Alley Lights - 85053AC
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LED Autolamps 12/24V Amber Emergency Mini Light Bar Clear Lens With Amber LEDs 18 Selectable Flash Patterns Magnetic Mount - LB380ACMM
Narva 1.37m(54in) Light bar - Amber - With Clear lense - With Take-Down and Alley Lights - 85055AC
Narva 1.07m(42in) Light bar - Amber - With Clear lense - With Take-Down and Alley Lights - 85051AC
Narva 10-33 Volt Aerotech HD Short LED Strobe/Rotator with Cage - Amber - Flange Base - 85618A-C
2020 Subaru Legacy headlights — what they do and how to look after them
Headlights are absolutely fitted and used on the 2020 Subaru Legacy. Technical sources including the 2020 Subaru Legacy Owner’s Manual, Subaru’s model information for MY2020, and independent test data (such as IIHS headlight evaluations) confirm the vehicle is equipped with LED headlamps, with features like auto on/off, available Steering Responsive Headlights (SRH) and High Beam Assist. More broadly, Australian Design Rules (ADR 13/00) and comparable New Zealand requirements mandate headlamps on road-going vehicles, further confirming headlights are relevant to this model.
On the 2020 Legacy, the headlights are designed to deliver clear, even illumination for night driving and poor weather. The LED units provide a crisp, white beam that helps the driver spot hazards earlier and reduces eye strain on long night drives. With available SRH, the beam can swivel with steering input to light up corners, while High Beam Assist can automatically dip for oncoming traffic — handy on rural Kiwi and Aussie roads. Day or night, the housings are shaped to focus light where it’s needed, meeting the strict beam patterns required for compliance and avoiding glare for others.
Because the Legacy uses LED technology on most trims, there’s typically no simple “bulb swap” like old halogen setups. Many market variants use a sealed or semi-sealed LED module