I'm thinking of converting my 96 Chevy S10 pickup's lighting to H4. Is there any special procedures I have to do or will these just plug right in?
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Our catalogs show your truck utilizes 9005 & 9006 bulbs, NOT H4. Please check the owner's manual. Do not know of any way to convert a single filament bulb to a dual filament, plus the mounting in the lamps is different. The only way to do this type of conversion is to find an older generation S10 and replace the entire lamp assembly.
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It's been a while since I installed my headlights. I have a 77 chevy 3/4 truck with sealed beam headlight. With a three prong connector. I had to cut the plastic around the plug in on the connector on my wire bundle to adapt for the different contour of the new buld. Didn't have to trim much to allow contact and hold plug to lightbulb. Just be sure bulb is same dia. Light put out a lot more light the stock bulbs.
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Yes that's how I had mine setup. Just run the relay control wire to one of the hi beam wires.
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It can be done if you buy it with adapters compatible to your car. If you have H4 in your car then buy a projector with H4 adapters. Head light glass needs to be removed for fitting the projectors.
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I dont believe so. These are h11 bulbs. The chevy s10 uses 9006 for lowbeam and 9005 for highbeam
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You need to buy the H4 bulb. 9006 is a completely different bulb and not compatible. If in doubt, look through your car manual.
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If you could find the sockets that you would splice in place of the oem headlight pigtail, you should be able too. If the LEDs fit h4 housings then. Yes 100% plug n play with these. Also mine are still clear as the day I bought them.
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They should fit any H11 application. Usually H11 are fog lights. These LEDs are great for show but they are almost useless from a practical point of view. If you want looks and great light I would go for an HID kit. Since you have projectors you will have pretty awesome lights.
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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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Install is very easy, about 5 minutes each. First unplug the wires from the back of your old lights by twisting the connectors to the left. Now ,under the hood above the lens are two pins that you pull straight up. The lens will now come out. Reverse this order to install the new ones, and your done. The other wires that come with the kit are for effects such as the halo, I have not hooked any of that up yet, so I cant tell you how to. That is all options anyway. Just start with the install for now and they will look and work great, until you can get help with the rest. Hope this helps. Eric
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On my 2004 F150 Ford truck I had to make modifications to make it work as it did not plug into my factory headlight plug.I used T - taps on the trucks wire harness and crimped on terminals on the HID wire harness to plug into the T- taps. I don't know if this helps you any or not but I've had to do tha same thing previously on another HID kit as well.
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No they should plug right in other then the halo part of the light you will have to wire in to your running lights
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Dear Customer:For these lights, they are plug and play.On Sylvania site, it stated H16 = 2504. But on Google search is 9006Please double check with your manual.We carry both type of bulbs.For more detail, please visit our website http://www.hidlightsusa.comRegards,Marc
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Patrick,The low and high beams are plug and play and has it's own bulbs.There is an additional extra wire for the halo's that is not plug and play and needs power.The correct part number is 444-TCAM02-HL- so please look at carlights4less.Thanks,Gerry
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Yes and no. You have to hook up the ballasts to your system (plug into existing wires no cutting involved, plus ground to the metal on the vehicle) and then put the new bulbs into the new wiring. It takes 10-15 minutes to get everything changed out.
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This is just the housing. You can put in any H4 bulb you choose to install.
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Kendral I had absolutly no luck with the harnesses. I pluged and played but my high beam light still comes on and there is a delay when turning the lights on. As for the use on H11 bulbs I do not know.