ok. I can fit the HID bulbs. And do the Sockets fit or would I have to rewire it?
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Hello, If you plan on doing a HID conversion i would suggest staying with your OEM application. Thanks, Clint
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No, you need bulb size "H11." Please be aware that High Intensity Discharge (HID) bulbs require a ballast. These are not replacement bulbs for your stock setup.
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Yes.. you can use stock bulbs with these units. The connections are all the same.
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No dude the bulb won't fit your car. The bulbs are smaller than the ones your cars uses.....
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Sorry, I can't be definate. But, the ballast interchanged perfectly, just remove and attach the old wire terminations. A wiring diagram is on the cover of the ballast. The bulb sockets themselves are unchanged.
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I was using HID bulbs in this housing. They worked well. The LEDs kept going out for me.
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I would recommend contacting the company first as I myself wouldn't mix and match parts from different kits. However if your current HID setup is from Kensun I would again contact the company directly because why spend a lot of money on an entire kit when you only need bulbs and a ballast. If you go the kit route and your current HIDs are non-Kensun I would recommend swapping out the whole set-up and just using all of the same parts.
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Yes, according to my research, they will fit. You will probably need to shave off a couple of the tabs, in order for the bulb to fit perfectly into the socket, but they will work. They did for mine.
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Both vehicles share the same light sockets. Most, if not all, of the bulbs will work.
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You should have a second harness that is suppose to fit your vehicles socket in the kit. The two pins should slide in to the socket fitting. These hid require a ballest (power source) do your that?
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Ryan goodnight, lights fit perfectly into these vehicles, just have to look at the original headlight connector cables that carry signals high and low beams. you place a cable with a terminal and you connect to the new headlight bulbs. If you have any questions, you contact me via e-mail and we'll send you a photo of the connections you make. Atte Carlos Lugo
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To be honest this is the first I hear of this...the only bulbs that need anything extra are hid - bulbs they require a ballast... but not these they just plug into ur existing wire connectors just make sure ur car does take 9006 bulbs
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The wires has to be modified a little but all u need are splice connectors an it will be fine ad I recommend getting hids with it cause they look good with this headlight set up
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Google the type of bulb your car uses. If it is the 1157 socket, then it will fit. But you have to make sure you get a resistor to prevent hyperflashing.
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You shouldn't if the bulbs fit in the light assembly then the wire harness just connects to the battery and plugs in to your old light connectors easy money
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Left and right housings, yes. Does not include any bulbs, sockets or harness wires. You just need to plug in your existing harness...
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These are not HID lamps, I just did a simple re-wire on mine and wired them for standard lighting, it was easier on my 2003. The plugs were different on the assemblies I received, so I cut, soldered and shrink wrapped the connections from the old light assemblies on to the new ones. The lamps are great and worth the price but for me it wasn't just a remove and replace on my 2003. There was a little head scratching involved, but the whole project was still done in under 2 hours. But again, I bypassed the HID to get it done quickly