I ordered the 9006- 8000k for my chevy silverado, but the bulb doesn't lock into place in the headlight housing. How do I make it fit?
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I had to use a pair of channel locks to squeeze mine into the factory socket
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It was the same with mine just trim a little off of the plastic or pull the metal housing out a bit and it should lock right in
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Than you'll need 6000k and check online what bulb fits your car... 9006 is for low beams but for you is probably H7 for low and h4 for high beams. Check before you order...
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what is the number on the bulb your replacing it fit in mine with no problem my fog lights are in the bumper to the 9006 and 9005 and a few others will interchange with each other
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In reference to the vehicle listed above, when searched from autozone.com, the vehicle shows to have either an h11 bulb or a 9005. The connector you are asking about will fit the bulb, however, the retaining tabs will not lock. the bulb has a single lock tab on the center of the connector. The pigtail has 2 lock tabs on the sides of the connector and no center lock tab. I used them for an 881/ 899 driving light bulb, and they do work, but do not lock for the same reason. I secured them with electrical tape. hope I could help.
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H11 fits in a diffrent socket than 9006 for example a 9006 bulb will not replace a h11 bulb
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Hey, any D2S HID headlight bulb will fit. As far as the exact model number I am unsure of. I made the mistake and bought from this buyer don't make the same mistake unless you are in the market for used or remanufactured bulbs. The bulbs that they sent me had burn marks around the connectors, and when I wanted to return them they told me that they "tested all of their bulbs for color and density". This is not neccessary for any reseller to test parts directly from the manufacturer. It is like going to Lowes to buy lights for your home and they opened all of them to test them. Not very plausible. Hey, any D2S HID headlight bulb will fit. As far as the exact model number I am unsure of. I made the mistake and bought from this buyer don't make the same mistake unless you are in the market for used or remanufactured bulbs. The bulbs that they sent me had burn marks around the connectors, and when I wanted to return them they told me that they "tested all of their bulbs for color and density". This is not neccessary for any reseller to test parts directly from the manufacturer. It is like going to Lowes to buy lights for your home and they opened all of them to test them. Not... » Read More Hey, any D2S HID headlight bulb will fit. As far as the exact model number I am unsure of. I made the mistake and bought from this buyer don't make the same mistake unless you are in the market for used or remanufactured bulbs. The bulbs that they sent me had burn marks around the connectors, and when I wanted to return them they told me that they "tested all of their bulbs for color and density". This is not neccessary for any reseller to test parts directly from the manufacturer. It is like going to Lowes to buy lights for your home and they opened all of them to test them. Not very plausible. « Show Less
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Dear TAF, I believe you are referring to 2006 Chevy TRailblazer; for that particular model year, Yes, 9006 model/type of bulbs are for your Low Beam while the 9005 model is for the High Beam. I also checked the PIAA website on the PIAA-10926 9006 bulb will indeed fit your vehicle. Hope you will enjoy the brighter lighting!
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If you're asking if this fits the headlight on a 1999 Silverado 1500, yes. However, do not be confused as this is NOT a replacement for a headlight. It will fit but will never throw enough light to be a headlight. I used them in my fogs and they worked fine WITH a load resistor. I changed them to the projector style for maximum brightness. http://www.amazon.com/JDM-ASTAR-Extremely-Chipsets-Projector/dp/B00OTXT8IE/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid;=1431530997&sr;=8-1&keywords;=9005+led+projector+bulbFor the headlights I used Silver Bright Whites as i couldn't find an Led to give enough distance. SYLVANIA 9005 SilverStar zXe High Performance Halogen Headlight Bulb, (Pack of 2) If you're asking if this fits the headlight on a 1999 Silverado 1500, yes. However, do not be confused as this is NOT a replacement for a headlight. It will fit but will never throw enough light to be a headlight. I used them in my fogs and they worked fine WITH a load resistor. I changed them to the projector style for maximum brightness. http://www.amazon.com/JDM-ASTAR-Extremely-Chipsets-Projector/dp/B00OTXT8IE/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid;=1431530997&sr;=8-1&keywords;=9005+led+projector+bulbFor the headlights I used Silver Bright Whites as i couldn't find an Led to give enough... » Read More If you're asking if this fits the headlight on a 1999 Silverado 1500, yes. However, do not be confused as this is NOT a replacement for a headlight. It will fit but will never throw enough light to be a headlight. I used them in my fogs and they worked fine WITH a load resistor. I changed them to the projector style for maximum brightness. http://www.amazon.com/JDM-ASTAR-Extremely-Chipsets-Projector/dp/B00OTXT8IE/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid;=1431530997&sr;=8-1&keywords;=9005+led+projector+bulbFor the headlights I used Silver Bright Whites as i couldn't find an Led to give enough distance. SYLVANIA 9005 SilverStar zXe High Performance Halogen Headlight Bulb, (Pack of 2) « Show Less
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Tim, these aftermarket replacement fog lamp assemblies come with the bulbs installed. However, to accurately answer your question, they use the same bulbs as the OEM ones. I believe the bulb manufacturer "universal part number" is: 896. The 896 is a 37.5 watt bulb, which has a 90 degree connector out of the back of the bulb. That part number is commonly used by Sylvania, Wagner, GE and other light bulb manufacturers. I also believe these fog light assemblies are the replacements for the second wave of the Gen II 1998.5-2001 Dodge Ram 1500 trucks AND the 1998.5-2002 Dodge Ram 2500/3500 trucks, NOT Sport package. The earlier Gen II trucks (1994-1998) used a different designed fog lens (more lines in the lens) and different bulbs, with straight out the back of the bulb plug connectors on them &lt;P/N's: 880 (27watt) or 893 (37.5 watt)&gt;. I believe you can interchange the different light assys, but not I'm 100% certain about that. The electrical weatherpack connector is very likely to be different where the vehicle's wiring plugs into the back of the bulb, between the 2 different fog light designs. If someone knows any differently (must be 100% sure) or finds out differently, please let me know so that I can change my information given here. There's nothing worse than incorrect information, when trying to make an informed purchase!
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You have to look up on google what size your light is. Most likely its called a festoon bulb which is the cylinder shaped one with the spring. I bought this and it was way too small for my truck so make sure you get the right size.
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Go by bulb number of stock lifht. Also, if you have projector type bulb, the led may not fit
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I bought a light bulb for my bmw in auto zone same light bulb. But the pins in the side were different and it did not fit my e46 so I went to bmw and bought it there! The light bulbs look exact the same but the pins in the side are slightly different which makes them not go in on the socket! That's why I asked about this specific car make and model.
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Get a new tech, this one doesn't have a clue. These bulbs are not coded to any particular side, they fit both, assuming you ordered the right bulb to begin with.
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Try turning the LED bulb in the socket 180°. Diodes (LED - Light Emitting Diode) only allow electricity to pass through in one direction. If that does not work, try a working halogen bulb with the new flasher. If that works, chances are a bad LED. If it doesn't, most likely a bad flasher.I have an 03 Silverado, every bulb in and out are LEDs. Except headlights and fog lights - HIDs.
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It's made to fit without splicing. As long as it's not a heritage. The LED's use a male bulb base that's shaped like the base of the OEM brake light bulb, and the base fits right into the socket on the truck's wiring harness. Kinda like how you hook an ornamental angel into the last socket of your Christmas lights to tie it in with the rest of the lights.
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No how it's been built there's no way for the bulb to lock in, and the house is way to big, oh tried so I just bought regular headlights with hids
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From what I have reserched, the chevy silverado takes a different kind of bulb. Fy