will these work without issues on the high beams with Day Time Running lights at reduced volts?
1595577
sorry , these were purchased for a friends car I will try to find out for you
1595578
I'm not sure it works on all cars but I use it that way on my car (2012 Hyundai Sonata) without any problems.
1595579
I have a 2003 VW Passat W8. The DRLs are in the same housing as the high beams. Yes, they both work together. However, I have apprehensions about recommending this product to anyone. The setup of with the lights are located and how the light housing reflects the light... It's like shining a flashlight through crystal/kaleidoscope... The way it scatters the light isn't ideal to me (I wish I could submit some pictures. Check out the following link: http://wordsandimagesbycynthia.files.wordpress.com/2012/01/crystal-light.jpg?w=500&h=392 ). There are better and brighter bulbs out there. Side note: If you do get these lights, use some Loctite to make sure the glass lens on the tip of these lights stay on. There's a piece that screws on the end to hold the glass lens on the tip and that piece unscrews constantly.
869775
I run headlights with 100 watt h4 bulbs, electric fans, and fuel pumps with them they haven't failed yet... keep some spares just in case and make sure they do not exceed the amp ratings.
2264494
High beam only. but they develope a brown discoloration thus dimming light output. They double as daytime running lights on LEXUS........
1530972
There should be no problem. The daytime running lights would be on a different wires.carlights4less
785706
I use them in outdoor motion lights and they work fine. The lights are mounted up under the eaves a bit so they don't get direct rain.
2102270
The run time is directly proportional to amount of light received. Sure they will work but they may not be illuminated for hours and hours.
689354
I would say no. I don't think they would hold up between the heat from the headlights and weather. They'd work if you were doing something inside your car...
1243527
My Camry had day time running lights, if that's what you mean. These will work, I have a 2003 Camry.
132315
These are your low beams. Your high beams are not affected -- there is nothing you need to do with the high beams.
213486
These are my high beams, so for me that would be a no. They are white however, they are like HID lights.
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HID's are voltage sensitive. which is why constantly switching from high to low beam reduces lifespan and a voltage regulating ballast is required. HID's will also generate more heat than LED's. the downside to daytime running lamps is that they are on ALL the time unless the vehicle has the capability for them to be turned off. ANY light bulb powered on ALL the time will have a reduced lifespan. so if you are looking at spending a lot of money on headlight bulbs......you may want to research a way to bypass (turn off or disable) the daytime running lamp circuit.
1769707
Hi I don't actually know but a quick Google search came up with Low beams H7 - high beams H15 bulbs. I would look in your owners manual it should say there to be sure. Regards
230409
Shouldn't be, LEDs draw less current. However in my locality they caused my vehicle to fail state inspection because they are not DOT approved
82275
They are plug and play but they won't be that bright to replace for high beams. More or would be for accent color. I used them in a fog light to match my hids color. But won't be a replacement for highs
1571480
Yes, but i will recommend to make sure theyre 55w just incase , you do not want a short on your lights.
1365043
I use LED flood lights and they work fine for me. I use the day-light type.
230411
If your purpose is to use them as day time running lights, go for it cuz power is not enough to be really a practicle fog light. You might be better off with a 5K HID, but it really depends on your use