would these replace corroded sockets for 2001 Pontiac Montana headlights
1186914
They're plug&play; to any system running the 9006 headlight units. Google your systems application and if it's 9006 then you're good to go.
1186915
Well they work as an extension , if your trying to replace your factory then just cut off the corroded part and wire into the wires you cut off to. Than again these wires for the jdm is thicker then factory. Easy way is just splice them with a quick tap or you can just clean the corrosion best you can and connect them
1186916
Yes as long as it's for 9006 bulb. But since these are plug and play, you will still be plugging them into your corroded sockets. What I recommend is cutting the corroded socket off and the mate on the new harness and splice them together. Then you have new and improved sockets. Hope this helps.
1186917
They're plug&play to any system running the 9006 headlight units. Google your systems application and if it's 9006 then you're good to go.
1186918
I'm not sure what headlights that vehicle uses but if it's 9006 then yes these will work. If it's not 9006 these are available for other types of headlights.
1186919
yes, you would have to splice the wires together. Cut the corroded socket part off and connect the wires using a quick slice connector. Hope this helps
1186920
ok my friend this is only for honda vehicle it cannot work because it is a different harness of wire and it only for piaa light not any ordinary light .
2034276
Chris, no they dont, or at least wouldn't match up to my jimmy's wiring. Might work for yours.
449571
If you look at the specs on the Amazon site it should have the model year these fit, our headlights needed replacement because the seals were bad and they had water in them. Are you having the same issue?
1726828
They suck...go to jcwhitney.com...I bought this product also as I was looking for blue headlights for my 300....they are in my garage hanging on the wall...as they wont be used...
1473843
No, they're two separate components. You might consider getting new turn signals to match the new headlights if you like the "new" look. Otherwise just replace what is needed.
186682
yes. but the pair i got for my daughters 2005 cobalt from headlight depot, the red turn signal bulb pops out on both sides from time to time. the headlights are easy to remove and install. it's just a hassle. probably comes from china.
143744
The headlamps are essentially plug and play. The wiring plugs into the existing sockets and the headlights mount like the original ones do. No head scratching involved!
1871146
yes, and yes. The ones I got are standard A-26 sockets, not what's in the picture.
575837
Not a 100% sure I bought them for my 2000 sporster and I had trouble with my headlight and moving on the feeway.
1313860
my cobalt is a 2008 LT. and the replacement headlights came with the bulbs and the wiring. ready to install
1557974
In guessing 06-08 since that's what u buying ,, n yes they'll fit,,, just brush the connectors with wire brush, or else they will start blinking due to bad electric current connection
144365
I have them on my 2001 gmc sierra they are the same style as 99, I used the same hook ups and bulbs.
1872112
If it's a D1S type bulb then yes. They're all the same connection. Make sure you have the HID version of your headlights.
391726
Yes, just plug in where the old headlights were. 9003 H4 Headlight Bulbs go in those lamps.
2186313
It depends. It's based on the date your car was manufactured. Initially I ordered these but the plug didn't match. When I contacted the company about a return they were very helpful in telling me where I could find the info they needed to get me the correct headlights. They have worked like a champ since.
986769
Hi, these headlight come with bulbs the original hardware would be required to bolt up
554216
you probably only need to replace the bulb socket and ground screws.I did that to 12 of them not long ago and they are working fine now.