I have a Toyota Yaris, and according to my manual my headlights function as daytime running light, hi and lo beam; can these bulbs be used for drl?
1196792
They work as driving lights on my Pontiac Grand Am and I really enjoy their performance.Far superior to the stock lights I had
395814
shop carefully.some H4 Led bulbs are on/off function only.you wouldnt have a high beam/low beam function,only high beam which would suck on road.
388530
You would need a DRL harness which is basically two 50ohm resistors in parallel. These lights are not bright at all you would lose your high beam functionality. I would advise you to buy Cree high powered LED bulbs. You can get them from VLEDs or Subispeed.com. if you still want to go ahead and buy these I would buy the DRL harness from iJDMTOY.com.
1596615
I wired the led's into my running lights and the regular lights went in regular, but "daytime running lights" are a manufacturer option on cars, if your car doesn't have those, you can't get them. You can simply splice the led leads into the wires for your running lights instead of the headlight wires.
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Im not sure. If you look in your owners manual under lighting or something like that it should tell you what style bulb to use for your headlights. If it says H11 I would search for a different bulb. The generic LED bulbs are dim and don't illuminate well.
82274
but do not give same light output as halogen or hid, unless you put them inside projectors. its the way the light is reflected and scattered from leds that makes them ideal only for drls
666919
That is how you would think it would work but it doesn't. I tried that using my AEV programmer and high beams would flicker. I read on JW Speakers website and sounds like the problem is too much power going through the anti flicker assembly itself. DRL's set on high beam flicker. High beams used normally no flicker.
1578580
Each of these bulbs are single beam headlights, not dual filament. To find out what specific bulb your vehicle needs you should refer to your owner's manual.
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In my case they are being used for low beams. There are separate bulbs that work for the high beams.
1769707
Hi I don't actually know but a quick Google search came up with Low beams H7 - high beams H15 bulbs. I would look in your owners manual it should say there to be sure. Regards
211919
What VW do you have that uses this bulb as a DRL? Yes they will throw a code on any monitored light. I use them for reverse lights on my Audi A6 which aren't monitored and they work great.
2248708
I would pass on that if were you. I plugged them in the my Honda Civic and it burned the wiring out for the light bulb itself so now when I have a regular lightbulb in the high doesn't work and the DRL LIGHT IS ON MY DASH.
2201701
If you have halogen bulbs the low beam is a H7. If you have factory HIDs then your low beam is D2R bulb.
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I have a 2005 Toyota Camry; my DRL also uses the high beam bulbs at reduced power. Unfortunately, the DRLs are not as white when they're not bright. Mine's like a pale orange, so it's not as pretty but I guess it does the job (safety). I wish they were still white, but I don't know how to get around it.
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If you plan on using these as reverse bulbs, buy something else! JDM Astar has really great bulbs. Theyre worth the extra money spent. These do not light up well when youre sitting in the car trying to back up. And yes, they will fit. As reverse, and turn signals.
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Depends on the car. Normally you have two bulbs,high and low.for me my high turns on with my low so they are still there but my highs aren't his. If you want 100% his you'd have to buy 2 sets,one for low, and one that matches your high beam config
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No need to use the stock bulbs, the headlights comes with different bulbs. The headlight itself connects to the main headlight cable ribbon powering the new bulbs.