i have an acura rsx type s 2004, with HID,this h11 i for fog ligth, high bulb or low bulb?
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Low bulb I got some for my father inlaw for his 2012 pilot for fog light works great stays cool and I got some in white for my honda crv 2013 for my turn signal all working great
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I just used this for fog lights on my 08 Honda Pilot. I don't think theres high or low when it comes to Fog Lights.
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I guess you could use them for all three, depending on what your cars bulb sizes are for those locations. I used em for fog lights but they aren't that bright
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i put them for the low beams on my 2013 Honda accord but they are junk one started to smoke and burn up and one didn't work at all do not buy them
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My vehicle has h11 for both headlight and foglight on my vehicle but I was very disappointed in these bulbs and I have used PIAA bulbs for many years. Would not recommend these particular PIAA bulbs.
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Hello, If you plan on doing a HID conversion i would suggest staying with your OEM application. Thanks, Clint
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Just like Stan said, get HID for your low beams. You can find some really cheap on Amazon or Ebay. That way, you will never see the need of your high beams. I putted blue LEDs in them instead for style...
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check your owners manual , the manual lists every single bulb type your vehicle is equipped with HB3 = 9005 HB4= 9006 9006 for the low beam bulb , 9005 for the high beam bulb i recommend that you purchase this harness , it will allow full voltage / amps to your headlight bulbs for maximum brightness http://www.amazon.com/AutoTechSalon-Premium-Headlight-Foglight-REDESIGNED/dp/B00HB57CLC/ref=sr_1_29?ie=UTF8&qid=1390743625&sr=8-29&keywords=9005%2F9006+harness and this relay is to maintain daytime running light if your vehicle has it ( it is triggered by 6 volt input ) and it is a genuine bosch relay http://www.amazon.com/Bosch-332204001-Relay/dp/B001CO6H6Y/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1390743879&sr=8-1&keywords=bosch+0332204001 i hope this helps you out
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My car did not come with hid's. But i would not install anything after market if u got factory hid's. As they tend to be high quality and would probably be a downgrade.
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First u have to find out what light bulb size for your headlight and fog light (google). I have 8000k on my r6 they are a blueish tent super bright. 6000k are more white with a little blue tent. Those are the two brightest. As for the fog lights. The lower the Kelvin (K) number the more yellow. The higher the number the more blue then to purple just your preference. Hope this helps. Super easy install very happy with mine. Good luck
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Hi, I use the 80/100 H4 bulb in my Jeep. I changed out the stock lights with H4 lights and have really enjoyed them. The bulbs are bright and have not caused any damage to my lenses. These are stronger than Dot approves for road use
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just a set of fog lamps with 880 bulbs...just make sure your vehicle have auto-headlight switch with fogs.
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On 2007 Camry where I had installed it, I only used it on the low beam and has been working for several years now with no problem. I don't think it is recommended to use these HID lamps for high beam use. Hope that helps.
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If you have halogen bulbs (non HID) you have three sets of bulbs... Your low beam/ running lights & fog lights use a H11 and your high beans/brights are 9005... These LED H11 are garbage and never worked when I bought them. I picked up a pair at advanced auto parts or auto zone they were $50/pair
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GMC Sierra's take H11 bulbs. (low Beam). My car took H11 also, but the LEDs were not bright enough (even in the projector). I would go HID if you are looking for better light output. I returned these and bought the HIDs which are 100 times better.
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Move the positive wire to the low beam positive, on your harness to the HID kit. leave your Factory plug alone it's fine that way.and that would fix you problem,hope this helps.
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Usually if it says your car takes an H11 bulb, it takes an H11 bulb and this is an H11 bulb but you can check at http://www.sylvania.com/en-us/applications/automotive-lighting-systems/Pages/lrgmain.aspx
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Darien, I own a 2002 Acura RL and this is the correct OEM headlight bulb. I removed the bad bulb from the Acura and the Philips HID bulb was installed from the factory. I replaced both Left and Right headlight bulbs even though only 1 was bad, I figured the other one will probably go out soon also. I usually try to stay with the original parts when doing repairs if possible. Some of the cheaper aftermarket bulbs do not have the black band/shield on the bulb like the original bulbs. The band helps to direct the light down towards the road. I am not sure about the Sylvania bulbs, I haven't used them. Mark
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Hello, Unfortunately the item is not compatible with the HID, item is only halogen type. Please advise, thank you.
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If you have halogen bulbs the low beam is a H7. If you have factory HIDs then your low beam is D2R bulb.