2011 Accord... 55W HB4 600k set work for my car? Will I need to purchase the warning canceller & anti-Flicker?
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I have a 2014 Nissan Maxima and I upgraded my OEM 35W HID's to the Innovited AC 55W HID. I live in the country so the upgrade in brightness was quite a difference. After about 6 months now, I'm having a problem with the driver's side headlamp going out while I'm driving. I quickly turn my lights off and turn then right back on and the light comes right back on and then usually goes out a few minutes later. I've replaced the ballast, the bulb and the plug that connects to the bulb... there's nothing left to replace on the kit. Does anyone know if this canceller/anti-flicker would fix this issue??? I'm at a loss.... I have a 2014 Nissan Maxima and I upgraded my OEM 35W HID's to the Innovited AC 55W HID. I live in the country so the upgrade in brightness was quite a difference. After about 6 months now, I'm having a problem with the driver's side headlamp going out while I'm driving. I quickly turn my lights off and turn then right back on and the light comes right back on and then usually goes out a few minutes later. I've replaced the ballast, the bulb and the plug that connects to the bulb... there's nothing left to replace on the kit. Does anyone know if this canceller/anti-flicker would fix this... » Read More I have a 2014 Nissan Maxima and I upgraded my OEM 35W HID's to the Innovited AC 55W HID. I live in the country so the upgrade in brightness was quite a difference. After about 6 months now, I'm having a problem with the driver's side headlamp going out while I'm driving. I quickly turn my lights off and turn then right back on and the light comes right back on and then usually goes out a few minutes later. I've replaced the ballast, the bulb and the plug that connects to the bulb... there's nothing left to replace on the kit. Does anyone know if this canceller/anti-flicker would fix this issue??? I'm at a loss.... « Show Less
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If you're car has day light running lights you will need just a relay harness
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I have no clue about the accord, I do know that the devices made zero difference in a 2007 dodge charger, had to keep relay setup.
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Your car seems to have an H7 bulb type for low beam, so make sure you get the right bulb fitting, as this kit is a 9006 I believe. As for flickering, I owned one of these that ended up flickering a lot. I changed to Kensun kits which were a bit more money but ended up being well worth it, they've been extremely reliable and no flickering at all.
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You should get zero flash, I don't get any flicker like some of the older pre 2004 cars. I love the lights, they could be just a little brighter. I like that they don't blind oncoming traffic but yet give good visibility. You should have no problems. I hope that helps.
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Hi,Thanks for the question if the vehicle already has an auto dimming mirror, orhas a harness that has power then this will work, you should test your vehicle to check before confirming the order.Thanksautopartsotys
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I had a similar problem. I called it ground feedback. No one else heard of it. When I put these in I get a faint glow on the dash turn signal indicators and the front turn signal lamps are also glowing slightly. This was with a pair of cheap knock off lamps installed. I am going to try the JDM Lamps to see if better quality makes any difference.
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One of mine flickered in a way that wasn't dizzying, but was unpredictable. My cure was a little dab of Vaseline on the contacts. It has worked so far. If you're young with good vision, you may be noticing the 60Hz fluctuation of house current. In my family I'm the only one who sees it. There is no easy cure for that.
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Hi,According to Osram Sylvania 2003 Honda Accord use 7440 back up lights. However, this information is not 100% accurate and I highly recommend checking your OEM bulb part number to ensure the correct fitting and size prior in making a purchase. JohnnyiJDMTOY
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Hid computer warning canceler and anti flicker look it up for your make model
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Mine came with the standard adapter not the anti flicker. Not sure if this package includes the new adapter. It's annoying so find out if the manufacturer has a new part number for the "new" kit before you buy. Amazon will not know that.
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No warnings, high beams function normally. No flickering as long as you install the provided capacitors.
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Yes, different bulb. Should consider a harness with direct wiring to battery and relay. This will eliminate flicker.
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just open tail light lens and pull out bulb , the backup one and put in BACK-UP ALERT BEEPER BULB ,that's all you do . it will work.
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I don't have an accord. I have a 07 corolla. I got the 9006 (HB4) 6000k lights. And yes they were installed correctly. I have an electrical engineering background And so does my brother, we tried to figure it out and void this, but it might have just been a factory mistake.
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I got on dormans site and it says you need a 741-766 for the accord, I had a 02 civic sedan
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i have another vehicle that i installed lighting with no anti flicker. when i first turn the car on, the lights start flashing. i installed the anti flicker on my dodge.. never have had that problem. Happy i did install the anti-flicker
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I have an Accord 2012 and works perfect. I did not need anything aditional.
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Dear Sasha, Thank you for your question regarding the BTC450 Car Kit. If your Honda Accord has a 3.5mm AUX input jack on the console, then the BTC450 will work with it. We suggest checking your owners manual to see if your car has the correct port needed. Please contact us at support@kinivo.com if you have any additional questions. Thank you, Kinivo Product SupportEmail: support@kinivo.comToll Free: 1-855-4Kinivo (1-855-454-6486)Live Chat: http://support.kinivo.com(Mon-Fri: 9am-5pm Pacific)