This is the drop-in style correct. I have one the screws down for newer lights (D in serial #) but have an old light (5-Cell) I need to update.
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This is a drop in style that NEEDS a retaining ring. If you mag-lite does not have a retaining ring that holds your bulb in this will NOT work for you.
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Yes it's drop in. I've been using it for about a year now. It's VERY bright, and seems to draw little power. Well worth the money. I hope this helps.
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hi Micheal, I actually returned this item because i thought it was the complete fixture. I bought a different light else wear. I believe on this type of light it just snappes into place. i hope this is helpful.
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I think I remember that the 4114k/411LL replaced the 3157/4157 for running lights only due to early burnout caused by voltage fluctuation. I think they will fit in the socket, but not be as durable as the bulb that is called for. Check with the Dealer to verify my recollection as I believe they had a service notice about it.
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No, not the right low beam (or night driving light) yours is the H7. If your pulling out one that looks similar to a 9006 it's the 9005 for the high beam.
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Yes, when my Grand-daughter hooked mine up to my 1999, she had to splice the LED wire into the wiring that ran the project lights. Was simple to do, but you should have an amp meter to let you know which wire is which, so you can splice it to the correct one.
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I am pretty sure the socket is connected right to the base, I installed it last year so going by memory. But you may be able to modify it to work. I would check the mfg website and take a look at the details, maybe they have a diagram to view. Great light for the money.
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The Phase 7 lights are plug and play. You shouldn't need anything else to change them out
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You should be able to just take out the old light and replace it with the LED with whatever your old light had.. The package that your LED has i think 3 different parts to fit and its made universal. If you still can't figure it out youtube is usually a good source. Hope you find it bud! :)
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These headlights are actually very easy to install. When removing the old lights, pay attention as to the removal and install the new ones using the same procedures. good luck !
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Hi Charlie -I am of the opinion that Coopers Lighting has continued to cost reduce the manufacturing of the light without changing the model number. Look at the picture @ 'the big orange box store" website to see what I mean -http://www.homedepot.com/buy/halo-5-and-6-in-recessed-matte-white-led-retrofit-baffle-and-trim-ring-rl560wh-r.html#.UQxHGWeGdKMFor example, the support springs for the old empty can and trim ring were heavier/stronger than for this replacement unit which weighs more.Cheers..........
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Short self tapping screws should be OK. The light does has an adhesive backing.
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Ha, yeah, the bottom covers slide sideways to uncover the battery bays. They don't explain it very well. But the lights work well, as long as they aren't defective. My replacement light worked just fine. Hopefully that helps.
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Like David Ishmael said, wire them in parallel. I have two of these connected to one light and it works as expected. Be prepared for a bit of work to get these in and looking good. I think the time and effort was worth it.
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Oh, no worries--hooks up just like a regular light does--one hole with the wires coming thru and easy peasy to do if you already have an existing fixture--just label the wires with masking tape where they were and were they go, if they are not modern color coded. It really is beautiful--just takes time to put the crystals onto the drop downs--not complicated, just time consuming, but sooooo worth it in the end :0)
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2011-13(14?) Chargers. It's not just about the bulb number. The bulb number means it will fit into the socket and light up. This one matches the interior dome lights, front and back, and the licence plate light. These LEDs should work in all the locations. The licence plate one is tricky because the light can be no longer than one inch or it won't fit into the casing. These are listed as 0.71" so they should be fine in every location. I ordered 3 pairs of the 168 LEDs that had 2 rows of LEDs on the side and one on the top. Those worked fine for the interior but were too long the the licence. I am going to order these for the licence plate light and will reply when I get them. I would recommend the 20-SMD for the interior lights. The front ones are tricky to get out and you will most likely need some heat-shrink tubes, size 10mm or 7/16th. Learned that from someone else. Back interiors are much easier. I also think these would be difficult to take back out of the front if you ever needed to. For the lights under the doors, you will need "562 rigid loop" 44mm long.
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If you look at the picture. You will see two bolts on the the mounts that descend down. You will either need to drill through roll bar like I did, or find something to wrap around it to bolt it down with. All of these lights have the same mounting design.
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Those are the only two screw's you'll need,no extra hardware is needed. There is a tab on the light housing that slides into a slot and one screw it hold's very securely. I've had no issues with it coming loose