Will this work for an H1 35W 6000K HID kit on a 2004 toyota corolla (9006 bulb)?
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I have no personal experience with a Toyota Carolla. It worked great on my RAM 1500.
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Hi, there, the GE9006NHS is for Honda Accord or Civic. I bought 3 pairs and they burned out fast. They are not brighter than the original headlights (since they are both 55w) but little bit whiter beam.The average life of this bulbs are short for 4 months. I don't understand why?My suggestion is to buy brighter bulbs since you are going to change both bulbs. Get the 60w or even 100w bulbs. Sometime their price are even cheaper than this. Hope the answer helps.
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According to sylvania.com bulb replacement guide it will work with a 2011 Toyota Corolla LOW beam you need a 9005 for HIGH beams.
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It should.... in a lot of newer cars they have a control module that is not strong enough for hid lights even with a relay harness....these fixed mine in my e46 bmw... they would flicker and then turn off... these solved the problem.. $10 fix
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As long as your car can accept h4 hid bulbs then yes. My Honda had the part number 9003 for the bulb. As long as you see h4 or 9003 or hb2. Google what bulbs came with the car when it was new or check the Owners manual and the search that followed my hid. Example I searched 9003 hid kit. A lot of times the same bulb has a few different names. I hope this helps
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Look at your current bulbs both parking and driving and match the numbers. 9005 was one of mine for a car. I think you can also look it up on the website
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Not sure about your specific vehicle, but as long as you get the kit for your bulb type it should work for you.
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We don't have a data fo your vehicle's bulb. If it is H6 type, it works. FYR, This bulb is brighter than incandescent bulb but less brighter than halogen bulb.
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Yes, these headlight housings work excellent with HIDs. I have a 2004 F140 with these lights installed, and I'm running 35W 6000K HIDs (takes 9006 style bulbs in the low beam projector and H1 bulb in High beam) and they light up the road VERY well and evenly between the road ditches. If you're looking for an affordable HID projector setup, this is your setup. I've been running mine for over a year now and they're still going great.
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You will need an electrical HID adapter as HID do not work with regular or halogen bulb electrics or connectors. You need a conversion kit.
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The 9006 is actually shown as being the fog light bulb for your vehicle. If you want to replace the low beam bulbs you would need to purchase the H7. High beam is shown as being an H1. Please let me know if you have further questions. O'Donnell's Auto Parts, LLC
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I own a toyota matrix and my high beams are 9005s and they work on my rig. The only reason they wouldn't is if there isn't enough room behind the head lamps. These HID bulbs stick straight out about an inch and a quarter. So if you have that much clearance behind your lights you should be ok. Hope this helps.
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You need to know the type of headlight bulb your car carries. It may be H3, H5 or H7and then buy the respective kit.
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It will, just make sure when ordering that you pick the one with your factory headlight plug (9006). I think is better to buy the kit that they offer with 2 ballast and bulbs. I think is only 48$
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Look for the bulb number and that should be it. My 99 Civic uses H4 bulbs. I selected the 6k and H4 bulbs. Should be the same as stock number.
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I'm not sure, my Prius was modified when I bought the car, so it has a custom HID, if your car is still original, I don't think this is the bulb you want. Just get the ordinary H11.
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H11 fits in a diffrent socket than 9006 for example a 9006 bulb will not replace a h11 bulb