Which side do you install? If it's the low socket, what happens to the high socket when you have high beams on. Assuming both bulbs turn on. THANKS
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This lamp has both high and low beam functions inside it. So once you install it will work for high and low socket.
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Only of your dodge uses a H11 bulb type. You need to confirm which type of buld you use for Low and High Beams and purchase that type
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Find one with a higher wattage equivalent, they work but not as bright as i would like.I also need to keep one of the original bulbs in the circut. (7) LED & (1) regular filament bulb.If I didn't bulbs would constantly flash. Has to do with Malibu transformer voltage regulator.
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you will want h7 for low beams. Don't waste your money on high beams bulbs h1 , it takes an hid bulb around 1 minute to hit full power output so it's hard on them if you keep turning them on and off. FYI i had to rewire my factory wiring harness plug on the there harness because there pins where not fitting.
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I use CFL bulbs for both lights on the lamp. On the lower light the bulb shows a little, but it doesn't bother me and I would rather use a CFL light than the one provided. The CFL light works fine on the top and you can't tell at all.
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The bulbs do not have a "side" they slide in the receiver and you plug them in, Im not sure, BUT your ride might have a different bulb for the HI BEAMS. I personally experienced this on my 2005 VW touareg the driving lights and HI BEAMS are different
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Hello. I would recommend using two lower wattage bulbs for an optimum look if brightness is an issue. Please let me know if there is anything more I can do to help. -Beth
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i believe that your high beam is a 9005 and low beam is 9006. i got these bulbs but ended up getting an HID kit, HID's are alot brighter.
365328
You need to see what bulb your car takes. I took them off because one was a 6k and other was 8k. Had to buy nee ones.
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I'm not really sure what that question was supposed to mean. When you turn on low beam some of the LEDs light up when you turn on highbeam all of the LEDs light up. I hope this answers your question.
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They are keyed so if it is opposite there is nothing you can do. Not unless you can rotate the keyed entry on the headlamp which I doubt. Alternatively, just keep them in high beam =D.
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It's for the pair!I absolutely love these headlights,They look super great!! Took about 45 mins to install and never had a problem Also,They come with halogen bulbs!So you don't have to replace any bulbs!
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If you hold up the bulb, with the terminals facing you the middle terminal is UP then the one on the left is ground. That top terminal is Lo beam, one on right is Hi. This is from my Triumph factory manual, should be correct. But if both filaments light up then you are getting power to both terminals, and since that plug only goes on one way it would seem you have a wiring or a switch problem. If you rewired the bike, then maybe a wiring issue. If not, then I would suspect the hi/lo beam switch is shorting them together, or you have wires that have rubbed together somewhere so hi and lo both get 12V no matter what switch does. Happy hunting. If you hold up the bulb, with the terminals facing you the middle terminal is UP then the one on the left is ground. That top terminal is Lo beam, one on right is Hi. This is from my Triumph factory manual, should be correct. But if both filaments light up then you are getting power to both terminals, and since that plug only goes on one way it would seem you have a wiring or a switch problem. If you rewired the bike, then maybe a wiring issue. If not, then I would suspect the hi/lo beam switch is shorting them together, or you have wires that have rubbed together somewhere so hi and lo... » Read More If you hold up the bulb, with the terminals facing you the middle terminal is UP then the one on the left is ground. That top terminal is Lo beam, one on right is Hi. This is from my Triumph factory manual, should be correct. But if both filaments light up then you are getting power to both terminals, and since that plug only goes on one way it would seem you have a wiring or a switch problem. If you rewired the bike, then maybe a wiring issue. If not, then I would suspect the hi/lo beam switch is shorting them together, or you have wires that have rubbed together somewhere so hi and lo both get 12V no matter what switch does. Happy hunting. « Show Less
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You need to check your existing bulbs. If they are H11's you should be good to go
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Both sides. Both originals very hazed over. The new lights are much brighter now and look way better
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I would suggest that you take your car to another mechanics. In general, light bulbs are universal when it comes to be placed on the left or right head, tail or side light socket. Yes they all have different spec depending where they located and what they purpose is. Anyone should be able to switch light bulbs from left to right and vise versa. In fact, it is advisable to do it in order to test that it is the light bulb and not a fuse or the wiring that is defective. This light bulb is used as low beam in many cars and different spec for the hi-bean. When replacing the headlight bulbs, replace them both at the same time. I would suggest that you take your car to another mechanics. In general, light bulbs are universal when it comes to be placed on the left or right head, tail or side light socket. Yes they all have different spec depending where they located and what they purpose is. Anyone should be able to switch light bulbs from left to right and vise versa. In fact, it is advisable to do it in order to test that it is the light bulb and not a fuse or the wiring that is defective. This light bulb is used as low beam in many cars and different spec for the hi-bean. When replacing the headlight bulbs,... » Read More I would suggest that you take your car to another mechanics. In general, light bulbs are universal when it comes to be placed on the left or right head, tail or side light socket. Yes they all have different spec depending where they located and what they purpose is. Anyone should be able to switch light bulbs from left to right and vise versa. In fact, it is advisable to do it in order to test that it is the light bulb and not a fuse or the wiring that is defective. This light bulb is used as low beam in many cars and different spec for the hi-bean. When replacing the headlight bulbs, replace them both at the same time. « Show Less
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These are the low beam lights. Your headlights should have a separate bulb for the high beams.