Are these okay to use on all lights/ turning signal/ brake/ etc? (my car does support voltage so that's not a problem)
909758
These are good bulbs for that as they are the dual filament. What kind of vehicle is this going in to? You want to make sure that this is the bulb that works for your vehicle.
1387427
Should be fine - these things wire up to Battery & Chassis, and take a Side light feed for night (dim) mode, they decide to come on when the engine is running by the battery (charge) voltage.
1036912
Worse case would be they turn off and you get a light on the dash. But the canceller and if you don't need it return it. My VW needed them and they still don't work sometimes but vw's are a pain
1723023
Yes, but I recommend they not be exposed to salt or water. These operate on 12 volts DC which is the usual automobile voltage.
1668774
No, they should work properly, depending on your car you may need to have the check or service engine light reset.
1116893
I haven't used them in a car but they are 12 volt so they will work. check the fuse amperage on the circuit you use.
191039
They should work. Just make sure your current levers & cables are lubed & work freely. I believe you can get a nice new brake lever & cable set pretty cheaply here, like $ 20 ish $$. That would ensure best brake function.
977264
Yes - listed as 12 V & they will also work in automobiles.I would find a bigger Wattage if you're looking for something bright.
653102
These clamps are for stage lighting. They will not work for vehicle applications.
794874
yes you can use on your car or any 12v system. The tabs where each segment can be cut are labeled and identified on which of the four wires are negative. usually white is 12v positive and the colored wires (3) are negative, grounding all will create white, where grounding (1) will create the color.
229243
They are only for turn signals and brake lights. For interior lights you should either check your manual or Google search your vehicle.
171967
you could wire a completely different circuit for turn signals and keep it seperate from your brake lights, but I don't know why you would want to do it that way. The 12 volt leds won't be as bright on 6 volts, but they will work ok.
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.
1340741
They are 12 volt. Your best bet would be to run bulb style lights on older motorcycles still using the 6v system. If it's an issue of not actually having the signal stems while restoring the bike, I'd suggest fabricating your own circuitry inside a more retro housing. Hope that helps.
1938198
These have voltage switch on the back. So make sure to adjust according to your location!
1078396
They are for street use and they cross reference to the standard platinum plugs. You can check on Autolite's web site.
610596
Yes, but I don't believe these are DOT approved, so you might run the risk of a ticket if caught on a public roadway using these as headlights. Other than that, I would use a relay with your setup.