Does this work with cars using 9003/HB2 bulbs?
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In order to use these projectors, you have to remove the headlight from your car (the WHOLE housing). You pull the bulbs out of it, and remove the clear lens. In most cases, you can just put the threaded part of the projectors into the hole that the bulb goes into, and then you tighten down the locking nut. If you were vehicle specific, I could probably give you some better tips.
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Hello, you need to check if your bulb is h4, ai so, if it helps, because it is the same connection
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Sorry for the delay, but in fact H4, HB2 and 9003 are all different standards names for the same bulb. In the US and Canada you can interchange all of them. H4 is actually a European spec from the early 70's. Usually you will see 9003/HB2 marked on bulbs at most auto parts stores and H4 in a separate package. This is all for DOT compliance. If these are rated for H4 you can run any of the standards, if I was spec'd for 9003/HB2 you would be technically out of DOT compliance. Sorry for the long winded explanation, but I just wanted to spread the word, if you are at an auto parts store looking for a replacement, go with whatever is cheaper, or in the quality you want. Sorry for the delay, but in fact H4, HB2 and 9003 are all different standards names for the same bulb. In the US and Canada you can interchange all of them. H4 is actually a European spec from the early 70's. Usually you will see 9003/HB2 marked on bulbs at most auto parts stores and H4 in a separate package. This is all for DOT compliance. If these are rated for H4 you can run any of the standards, if I was spec'd for 9003/HB2 you would be technically out of DOT compliance. Sorry for the long winded explanation, but I just wanted to spread the word, if you are at an auto parts store... » Read More Sorry for the delay, but in fact H4, HB2 and 9003 are all different standards names for the same bulb. In the US and Canada you can interchange all of them. H4 is actually a European spec from the early 70's. Usually you will see 9003/HB2 marked on bulbs at most auto parts stores and H4 in a separate package. This is all for DOT compliance. If these are rated for H4 you can run any of the standards, if I was spec'd for 9003/HB2 you would be technically out of DOT compliance. Sorry for the long winded explanation, but I just wanted to spread the word, if you are at an auto parts store looking for a replacement, go with whatever is cheaper, or in the quality you want. « Show Less
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I have a dodge but if your manual says that 9008 will work? then they should be fine! (pretty standard connection) also! these bulbs are great for the price!!!!!. hope this helps
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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
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To be honest only half of these worked in my car. The ones that did work do look nice and they are bright and they have been in my car for a year now and still work. If your car uses "194" bulbs then they should work but only half may work though.
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They work on any vehicle that requires a 1156 replacement bulb. They are not vehicle specific.
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According to Amazon's lookup function, it does. Check your owners manual for bulb ID 9007.
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I have no clue. I drive a Honda. Check the manual or electrical layout for the car to see if it uses that bulb
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I've used it with T5's and 1000 watt MH and HPS bulbs and it works with them.
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We don't have a data fo your vehicle's bulb. If it is H6 type, it works.FYR, This bulb is brighter than incandescent bulb but less brighter than halogen bulb.
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I would assume it would work with any bulbs you wanted. Check to make sure the wattage does not exceed.
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Yes the 9008 bulbs will fit your vehicle just checked it up for you. Good bulb you will enjoy it.
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It's best to call the actual company so you'll know for sure. Customer service should ask you your make, model, and year, then they'll tell you accordingly which bulbs will work for your car.
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No. It only works as high beams. I use H11 bulbs for my low beams. They're separate on my '13 Silverado.
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If your car requires a standard bulb (H4 for high and low beam in one bulb for example) then yes they should work.
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I had the 9007 bulb, which will not fit your car. Yours uses the H11 which should be plug and play for your car. H11 size is available.