Are the pins indexed (at different heights from the bottom of the bulb base)? Or are they even?
1635925
indexed pins are for 2 pin bottom turn/brake light bulbs. These are single function like the 1156 lamps .
1179890
Guessing the bulb figure is correct -- only the manufacturer can answer this definitively - not an end user
523723
Yes. It has the same pin configuration but it is roughly 3/4" longer than the bulb it replaced.
582446
I use one set for low bean (wider and lower) and different set for High Beam (long range).... take a look at your existing bulb number to make sure you get the right ones...
2154447
It takes some tweaking on the adjustments to get them pointed correctly; seems like they are angled higher then they should be when it does project correctly. Also, I put in the stock bulb, and they seem a bit dim, I'd suggest a 'brighter than stock' bulb.
1457552
The base on these is much smaller than your typical 60 watt bulb. I bought them for a chandelier and that's all they fit.
1919028
These fixtures take standard screw-in (E27) light bulbs. If your bulb has pins instead of an E27 base then I think you're out of luck save finding an adapter.
12700
Yes. Check the specifications for height and the height of your light unit, also.
1914081
Yes, assuming I understand what you mean by "off set," which I believe I do. More specifically, in the view of the bulb as oriented in the question put to me (with the base down and both pins visible), the pin on the right is closer to the viewer than the pin on the left. (Mathematically, it has rotational symmetry with a rotation of 180° but it does not have mirror symmetry. Google these terms if that is not familiar terminology.)
1270280
I can't give an exact answer without removing them - and that's hard to do. The bulbs are slightly longer by about 1/8" or 3/16" than a standard incandescent bulb, and a bit bigger in diameter, maybe 1/8". The bulbs seem positional and you may have to move or reverse them in the socket to get them to work.
2128964
I took a peek, and yes the bulb is smaller. I didn't unscrew it so I don't know about the base.
1365987
Yes... mine were wobbly as well. Need to handle with care. In fact, to date I've had to return 1 of 2 bulbs because they were broken. Need to look closely at them. For some reason the packaging doesn't hold up well.
425273
These bulbs have standard bases. They fit my fixtures just fine, but several of them did not work.
390328
The pins are loops that extend toward the outside edge of the bulb right. The inside distance between the pins is 5mm or 1/2 a cm.
475027
These are "wedge" bulbs, they are pushed into the bulb mount. The small end of this bulb is pushed into the mount.
18712
I'm fairly certain these have the same pin dimensions but you need to be certain that your fixture is 12v and not 120v.The light quality is a diffused and somewhat cold color temperature.
730006
Yes, they are almost identical other than the higher wattage. Base & bulb are the same size.