I just bought a 2007 Explorer with a 35W xenon kit already installed ( not Kensun brand ), original bulb 9008/H13. Will this work on my SUV?
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They should. All their for is to maintain power to the ballis to keep it properly running
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Kits are universal. Plug n play no cutting of factory harness just check and order your correct bulb size
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I bought them for BMW xenon headlight and these are exact match for the factory bulbs. These need 20-50 hours before light become white as the existing older bulb. Not sure about 4300 K or 5000 K.
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Read the details below - it says "Will Not Fit The Model With Factory Xenon HID"
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My 97 expedition is the same body as a F150 and they worked great on my SUV. Adjusted them to the same as my old ones and only had to do minor adjustments to get the correct lighting height. Was easy.
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If you want them to be on high beams as well you will need to get the Bi-Xenon style HID KIT. But no when you flick on your high beams it will be the halogen bulb that will come on.
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Regina, I'm sure you can! You might also want to check out a site called ProTuningLab.com, they take Spyder products and add Xenon HIDs to them. Please note that whenever you get a light from Spyder and do any work to the housing it will void the warranty (I spoke with them at the SEMA Show 2013, and thats what they told me)
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This should work on your Explorer. Check with Bulldog Security. Their customer service department is very helpful.
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No. You either have to replace both lamp assemblies and use an aftermarket xenon bulb conversion and disable the self leveling system......or, how I did it was take original xenon bulb holder ring off the lamp assembly and glued it with marinetex(like jb weld) to the back of the new lamp assembly after removing its original bulb holder ring. To trick the dash warning I removed the motor from old lamp and plugged it into harness and seccured it. The end result of all the work was I retained one original self leveling xenon lamp and the other is stationary. If I were to do it again I would opt for option 1. The light distribution is OK but not as good as the original lamps. . I have a feeling though that you're trying to fix yellowed lenses. The way to repair that is not those kits you can buy. You sand down the surface of the lens with 600 wet/dry until you've removed that top layer. Then it needs to be sealed with a good quality automotive clearcoat paint. Keep it waxed as you would your car to maintain it. Sorry for long answer, was in the car biz for 40+ yrs.
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It seems like the 9006 (hb4) bulb number is the one that will fit for that car unless you have aftermarket headlights that are the halo projector headlights then you'll need a bulb number that's made for those headlights
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Yes if i am not mistaken its an h3 or h11 bulb you will need to mess with the harness a little bit.
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Yes they are 12 v supplied to s transformer that boosts voltage to 50,000 volts, ad long as you hsve a dry locstion for thr transformer and a housing for the xenon bulb , it should work fine,
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Yes, it will , I have used these harnesses for both 35 & 55w ballasts and thay work fine.
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I bought it for my Ford Ranger 2003 2x4 and it fitted well..sorry, not sure it may work on your Explorer.
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My ford focus has hi/lo bulbs I just had to make sure I got the ones that said bi-xenon almost ordered the wrong ones..
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This Amazon product listing shows several different bulb numbers but the correct one for a '97 Explorer is # 9007.
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I use them for the new Xenon HID H11 6000K replacement bulbs...no problem at all...well recommended..