Will this work on an 04 Acura TSX with D2S bulbs? Passenger side is temperamental. It'll turn on and when you turned it off, It won't turn back on.
1623025
Should. Since its a universal ballast I don't think you will have a problem!
1063934
First off why did you change the bulb? Great upgrade to LED. If you had a brake light problem to begin with it may be your B.L. Switch. If neither of them work it must be up line. Try testing the bulb ground the outer housing and put 12v to each terminal if they work it is your vehicle test light those sockets. If you have power while the blinker is on then make sure they are not frozen in place spray a lube in the socket and use a non conducting push rod to loosen the springs. Hope this helps. Also if you change front and rear you need a low voltage flasher.
952405
No my drivers side went bad first them 3 months later the passenger side went bad. To test just unplug one side and plug new one in before you remove the old one, turn on the car if the light does not go off try it on the other side. If still doesn't go off order another one.
504836
I have an 2005 330xi the are bi-xenon they perform awesome I waited almost a year to write a review. They are cheaper than a marker light I bought several if you have HID and it's a DS2 pull your bulb they will work its worth it you'll be happy as opposed to a 100.00 bulb
343644
According to our data, your vehicle use T5 bulbs for instrument panel light bulbs.... Please refer the link below. Thanks http://www.amazon.com/s/ref=nb_sb_noss?url=search-alias%3Dautomotive&field-keywords;=car+led+bulb+t5+britrlites&rh;=n%3A15684181%2Ck%3Acar+led+bulb+t5+britrlites
1648964
Yes--If your later model US vehicle is set up as most European vehicles are--all individual bulbs per operation--Brake light separate, turn signals separate, running lights separate--all on thier own individual circuits--it will work.If not--it won't
1597785
Yes, this item works with old plug and bulb, but be advised ... I bought this for 2000 xterra, and it is NOT the right item for that car. I had to hand-trim to get the fit right on my car. I did that rather than return and try somewhere else.
1068670
It should work with any vehicle that has a OBD connector. I have been using it for a month & it works well to identify the codes. You can take those codes to your auto parts place & they can give you recommendations to fix/replace to clear issue. You can reset the lamp via an OBD app.
1415814
I don't know if it will fit your acura but I purchased fir my 745 and put one in. It is know where as bright as the factory. Have to find a brighter bulb.
1756040
I would look on Piaa ' s website for the right bulb for your car.. DO NOT Touch the bulbs with your bare hands! Wear a new pair of rubber gloves and make sure it doesn't touch anything with grease.. If you use your bare hands the bulb will last 1-3 months compared 1-3 years!
1309374
Depends on the car. Normally you have two bulbs,high and low.for me my high turns on with my low so they are still there but my highs aren't his. If you want 100% his you'd have to buy 2 sets,one for low, and one that matches your high beam config
1330722
Not sure about that vehicle or stock bulb. As far as blinding traffic, hopefully your Sienna headlights are aligned right. I have HIDs on my 07 Lek and have not experienced any complaints from oncoming traffic. As bright as these bulbs are, they are in no way blinding to oncoming traffic. You are better off speaking to Toyota about compatibility.
2095821
just follow you vehicle manual, it' easy. BUT, do not touch the bulb with your hand/fingers. In case of accidental touch, clean the surface with isopropyl alcohol and NOT glass cleaner ;-)
2145227
i have a 2012 tundra that i installed theses lights on. i know on my truck i had to swap polarity when plugging them in. that means - to + and + to -. that worked for me.thanks, jason
1286930
Hello, I do apologize that your tech is giving you that information. That bulb hooks up only one way with the same connection. Search online you'll find same bulb part number for driver and passenger side, hope this helps. Also if I may give you a tip, rule of thumb when replacing headlight bulbs recommend replace both bulbs at the same time. The older bulb will show a slightly different color discoloration.Thanks,SV
1644263
I would agree. Apparently the module is bad on ours as well so this really had no effect. It's only for bypassing the sensor. I doubt a sensor would cause your light to stay if the car is starting like normal.
7610
I have no clue. I drive a Honda. Check the manual or electrical layout for the car to see if it uses that bulb