In your description statement about not using this bulb in a KTM, are you saying the bulb damages the KTM circuit or the KTM damages the bulb circuit?
230265
Some overload current from KTM damages the bulb and result no light. Thanks
2159648
What kind of bulb did u use? I want to stay away from that...its a gift for my hubs ad haven't used it yet -Xmas-
2146303
make sure that both ends are making good contact With the mounting points, also don't touch glass of the bulb directly as the oil in the skin will cause the bulb to burn out very quickly
1825225
Yes the bulb is wearing out if its going on and off best to replace it and do not touch the glass it burns so hot the oil from your finger will make a hot spot and short life for the bulb but do recommend lube on the brass part just a touch so next bulb change will not stick in the socket silicone works the best I think but very little so it will not run down onto the glass of the bulb also check the light sensor is not picking up light from another source
841242
No, not to replace. When LED fails complete swap during warranty, afterwards go live with it.LEDs on the Ks seem to fail quite often.
156372
From what I understand these LEDs arent supposed to go out like that in segments. Each bulb should not effect the others, I would return the whole thing.
1413308
Not sure it matters. My halogen bulb failed within 2 months of purchase. I learned a lesson about halogen cookers right there. They are junk.
493643
Thank you for the question. The bulb is rated for 25 years. If something happens to the bulb during the warranty period you can return it.
550311
Nope, your bike takes an H4 style bulb. Check out www.f800riders.org, great forum and lots of info on upgrades and repairs:)
1882677
being a master mechanic. I can only suspect without seeing the condition of the system but my experience Is up your fuses to 15 amp. if it blows these the problem is in the wiring not the bulbs. these are designed usually to draw much less than traditional filiment type.
2149605
A higher wattage bulb would void the warranty. The heat might melt the plastic. carlights4less
581597
I know this is a year late, but just wanted to let anyone know who is looking at this. I have been using these bulbs for roughly 2.5 years. Recently I noticed that my alignment was off and went in to adjust it. When I went in, I noticed that the bulb was loose. The bottom metal bracket was bent and the plastic on the car's wire connectors to the headlight had melted. When I installed the light, I know everything was snug so all I can imagine is that the bulb heated the metal bracket to a point that allowed for it to bend itself back out. Also part of the reflector was charred and ashed.
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We had the KDS-60A2000....After purchasing three bulbs and still getting the greenish picture and the lamp warning message still coming on, learnt that there was some kind of defect in the model..Our t.v. tech. said it could not be fixed....so ended up buying a new one...Google your model to see if there was a recall.. Good luck..
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I found on the internet that the +C may mean the bulb is coated to reduce heat to the fixture.. if that's the case then consider that these bulbs are only 3W, and produce very little heat.. make your own decision from there....
106836
My opinion would be is if the bulb fits it should do no damage but a "knockoff" or cheaper bulb may not give you much service life.
2157288
You should be able to ask the seller this question. We have had no problems this far with this replacement bulb!
1803003
Mine is on a 95 Honda Shadow. I do not have highway/passing lamps on my bike. To answer your question; i am not shire. I may depend on the type of highway lamps you have.