I am wondering do i use the bulbs that came with my F1? Do i put the brake light bulb in sypder light? and the reverse light as well? How does it work
873362
You use the existing reverse light bulb, as for the brake lights they're already in the fixture you'll just have to take the bulb out of the old and you'll plug right into there, it's very simple
536691
if your car uses a standard 3157 tail lamp, brake lamp bulb than these will work. They draw very little current so if your blinkers cycle fast you can live with fast blinkers or you can buy a load resistor that will take them back to the normal speed.... for some cars you can also change from a resistive flasher module to an electronic one which is the best way to go if you need to do something like that - adding the resistor brings the power drain up to the same as the regular bulbs while the electronic flasher does the same work but does not add more load.
345256
Hey Cheri...the lights come with the bulbs and everything else you need for installation. I had my mechanic install them. Just make sure they are aimed correctly. I have a silver satin RSX and these lights look stunning on it . They give the car a tinted light effect without the actual lens being tinted and without having to take off a lens cover for night driving. BTW...where is your locale?...would you like to share some pics of your ride?...I'm in Baltimore, MD. Take care.
2032472
No, it is truly just plug and play. Make sure you test the connections prior to completely installing the headlight. If the connections are plugged in backwards (hard to tell) then they won't work. Simply flip the plug around and all will be good. it won't hurt anything if its plugged in backwards...they just won't work. Hope all goes well, good luck!
121744
The only bulb you need is to take out the blinker and put it in the headlights. Other than that the headlights come with all the lights installed
1685644
it looks like you can use the H7 bulb. Check here to double check: http://www.sylvania.com/en-us/applications/automotive-lighting-systems/Pages/lrgmain.aspx
387597
Yes, brake lights should come on when brake is applied. Signals should also come on when used. Whenever your lights are turned on these lights should stay on. There may be something going on if you have a newer vehicle with automatic daytime running lights. Check your owner's manual for more info.
2126644
Depends on which lights. And, "fits" doesn't necessarily equal "works correctly." Turns: fits (if you have yellow lens. White lens needs a yellow bulb with 'offset' pins.) Reverse: will drop in. Tail and brake: would not recommend. Those are both 'clocked' lamps; LEDs are unpredictable in such a use. And, in any position: you'll get bulb-out indications, unless you wire in load resistors. (and, even then, you may still get warnings.) Usage in turns (without resistors) would result in "hyper-flashing." HTH
841852
The plug-and-play works for brake lights and turn signals only. There is a white hardwire reverse light hook up that you need to run it to your taillight if you want to have reverse lights work. This is not something that is plug-and-play.
1632795
It didn't work for me with normal bulbs! I had to send it back. They responded quick and returned my money. I just used diodes on on the brake lights only on the towed vehicle. That worked good for me.
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
1309602
No need to use the stock bulbs, the headlights comes with different bulbs. The headlight itself connects to the main headlight cable ribbon powering the new bulbs.
2214881
check here for your bulb type, this are just the bulbs you need to have ballast for them to work. https://www.sylvania.com/en-us/applications/automotive-lighting-systems/Pages/lrgmain.aspx
754794
Slight downward turn and pull out, of bulb with fingers, replace by placing in socket and slight twist up. I got replacement bulbs at my local automotive supply store, they were rearview mirror bulbs, inexpensive, but you could go through Floxite, perhaps the manual says how to order them, I lost my manual. :)
1306412
You have to look up your bulb specifications using a lighting guide like: http://www.sylvania.com/en-us/applications/automotive-lighting-systems/Pages/lrgmain.aspx
283133
Just make sure that you have the right part # for your Car, and they work great and give you about 25-30% more light to see with. The Answer to the other part of your question is, NO! you don't need any other part to go with them. All you have to do is take out the old bulbs, and put the new ones in, and that's it, and now you're done.
1704728
They're only the drl upgrade...gotta upgrade the bulbs separately. The stock lights are basic. Fyi, upgrades of H1 and H7 are the bulbs to find. Hope I was able to answer your question.