Can it replace this motorcycle's OEM headlight: BULB, HEADLIGHT (H4) (12V 60/55W) (KOITO) (34901-KWR-003)
1704641
If the size code (H4) matches, then it should fit. Never tried it on my Kawasaki, however. Good luck!
777230
Yes if it's a type 1 // look on the motor housing it's listed there - the light specifically lists which ones it fits if yours isn't listed it won't fit
1362213
Yes, you can switch out the head light bulbs on this headlight. Bulb size will be H4. thanks.
977016
can I get 60Watt, 12V, MR-16 Halogen bulb replacments but you have to remove the existing bulb to ensure u get an exact match which can be bought at amazon ,radioshack , or any electrical supply store .
302160
The bulb I recieved was a Hella 55/60 watt. Substantially better lighting than the stock Harley headlight, even though both are the same wattage.
918812
This item will use the same bulbs as your OEM headlights.Please let me know if there is anything else i can do for you or if you have any questions.Sincerely,Briana
395813
If you could find the sockets that you would splice in place of the oem headlight pigtail, you should be able too. If the LEDs fit h4 housings then. Yes 100% plug n play with these. Also mine are still clear as the day I bought them.
1979983
Only if it says Ome on it. I left 2 different reviews on 2 different lamps and unless it says Oem in description then it is not. Usually the one that cost more is the right one.I bought the one that was around 38.00 and it did not work. Get one with a guarantee
2272319
Yes. So far I have no problem with it. however, if you check the original bulb from mitsubishi, there is a wire mesh protector on top of it. This is the part I said it was missing from the one I bought from you guys. I could say it is not a direct OE part like you have advertised.
1707597
No idea. I installed on a 99 kawasaki zx6r with no problem, lights stay on strong.
1542391
Yes, make sure you get the correct size bulb. If you have after market headlights, be sure to get a bulb size for that specific headlight.
2062834
Call your local auto part store and get the headlight number,if your oem light is h6024 you are good.also this headlights run a lot hotter and brighter than normal oem lights.make sure your wires are ok/decent otherwise you won't see much of a difference(lights will be dim) also spect a low life spam. from what I heard and experience in older cars they will last you about 6 to 8 months before they burn out
2258656
I bought them for BMW xenon headlight and these are exact match for the factory bulbs. These need 20-50 hours before light become white as the existing older bulb. Not sure about 4300 K or 5000 K.
1765047
This fits systems needing D2S HID lamps. It is an exact replacement for many headlight systems made by Hella but I do not know if it fits your exact model. Maybe you could try www.vw.com/owners/ to find the numbers for your exact headlamp bulbs.
823669
You need to check your existing bulbs. If they are H11's you should be good to go
1388510
If your bike takes a H4 based bulb then yes it will. Sorry I don't know your bike, but the bulb is a H4. I love the bulb, been using this one for 3 years, it's good bright white light.
693455
I can't tell you the part number, but I just replaced it with a replacement 18 volt Makita bulb. The important thing is that you get a bulb rated for 18 volts if you get one that isn't rated for 18 volts you will burn it out if not immediately much sooner than normal.