How can I find the ballast that goes with this bulb?
290787
What are you asking about? These bulbs fit into particular types of lamps. If you don't have a lamp that accepts these bulbs, i doubt that there are "adapters." It would be like trying to put an incandescent bulb in a fluorescent socket.
290788
Jennifer: Kill the power to your fixture so you don't get shocked. Then dissemble it until you find the ballast (which will be connected by wires to the base where you plug these bulbs into. The ballast is probably held in by a couple of screws. Get it loose so you can examine it. In most cases you can find some clues as to its origin. A manufacturer, part number, etc. Write all the information down, then Google it (or your alternate search engine of choice). Oftentimes, simply searching the part number will give you an exact match. If that doesn't work, try contacting the manufacturer of your fixture. Good luck and be safe in doing this. Jennifer: Kill the power to your fixture so you don't get shocked. Then dissemble it until you find the ballast (which will be connected by wires to the base where you plug these bulbs into. The ballast is probably held in by a couple of screws. Get it loose so you can examine it. In most cases you can find some clues as to its origin. A manufacturer, part number, etc. Write all the information down, then Google it (or your alternate search engine of choice). Oftentimes, simply searching the part number will give you an exact match. If that doesn't work, try contacting the manufacturer of... » Read More Jennifer: Kill the power to your fixture so you don't get shocked. Then dissemble it until you find the ballast (which will be connected by wires to the base where you plug these bulbs into. The ballast is probably held in by a couple of screws. Get it loose so you can examine it. In most cases you can find some clues as to its origin. A manufacturer, part number, etc. Write all the information down, then Google it (or your alternate search engine of choice). Oftentimes, simply searching the part number will give you an exact match. If that doesn't work, try contacting the manufacturer of your fixture. Good luck and be safe in doing this. « Show Less
2064934
This has a standard 120v three prong plug. I think your lights will have a different three prong plug on the ballast.
297446
The ballast are universal but the bulbs have different types. You would have to check the vehicles Manuel to find out what would be the correct type bulb.
1359433
Be careful that the base matches. There are several that look alike. Some have ballasts in the bulb others have the ballast in the socket. Mine had four holes in base but two holes were blocked so that the 4 pin bulb I bought didn't fit so I had to send it back and then the replacement only lasted one hour. After buying four bulbs and they only lasted a short time, I gave up.
225075
I used that bulb in a digital and a magnetic 1000 watt ballasts worked fine but only lasted 6 months and no warranty. I replaced it with one from a local grow store with a year warranty for $60 and don't have to mess with damaged bulbs in shipping and the wait.
1465272
I also used it as a aquarium light ballast replacement, I'm not certain, but I think that's the model number I replaced, so far so good!
1093065
Changing the circular bulb is one thing. Getting and changing the ballast quite another. I would suspect that the cost of replacement may be close to the cost of a new mirror. Doing it yourself is not always successful and therefore you could loose your entire investment and the time. Get a new mirror.
2054528
im not sure. but if you have the old lamp, theres a seriel number on it. type it in on amazon and youll find the part youre looking for. hope that helps
1224148
I don't know. I bought my ballast replacement simply based on the picture. It matched my current ballast.
618056
Once I found what bulb was needed I found it on Amazon and it shipped w/in a day or 2. I recall it was difficult to locate any place else.
1880388
Yes all Ballasts are universal It doesn't matter what the bulb size or color is. As long as it has the amp connectors which almost every single aftermarket HID kit has. Hope this Helps!
132061
It is an easy replacement. It is plugged into your existing ballast. We do have installation instructions we can email to you when you purchase, just sent us an email when you place your order. Let me know if you have any questions.
622572
I'm not sure. I just took numbers from old ballast and matched to the one I ordered. If those numbers match and you're not changing bulb types it will work. I think I actually called that supplier with a question and they helped me.
1703775
I have found replacement bulbs for that particular lamp on "elightbulbs.com". When you have reached the site's front page type into the search bar: 40s11 ( 40 is the wattage and s11 is the style of base). That should take you right where you need to be.
1644819
i order this kit but did not receive the ballast ? do it comes in another kit?
2115202
Sorry Robert, I don't know about a ballast. Purchased the extra bulb from Amazon, have not encountered the ballast issue. Good luck.
57819
My light bulb did not work so I bought a new bulb. It ended up being the ballast.