2006 accord...highs or lows and what is recommended for daytime running lamps?
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HI Jessie The information that is provided by Philips, indicate that part # 9006, is for LOW BEAM application. We Thank you for choosing The Wires Zone.
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Call your local auto part store and get the headlight number,if your oem light is h6024 you are good.also this headlights run a lot hotter and brighter than normal oem lights.make sure your wires are ok/decent otherwise you won't see much of a difference(lights will be dim) also spect a low life spam. from what I heard and experience in older cars they will last you about 6 to 8 months before they burn out
1565108
Your car seems to have an H7 bulb type for low beam, so make sure you get the right bulb fitting, as this kit is a 9006 I believe. As for flickering, I owned one of these that ended up flickering a lot. I changed to Kensun kits which were a bit more money but ended up being well worth it, they've been extremely reliable and no flickering at all.
1724891
Yup! I've used both digital and analog ballasts and the bulbs don't really matter much. If your current ballasts work with your set up (as in plays nice with sensors/daytime/auto-on modes) and the wattage matches; this should be a plug and play installation. There's plenty of places on google that can help you out if you get stuck. Best of luck!
2082990
My civic stock lights highs/lows are the same watagge as yours. 51watts low 60watts highs, and I did not have any problem with it. You are good :-) if you have any other question feel free to ask
124876
I have a 2002 accord, they fit great and are much brighter, but because they don't have leds on the side they didn't work out that well for me. the sockets they go into on my car point more to the side than straight back so when you get close to something while backking up you have lots of light out of the view of your mirrors, but none behind you. first check the angle of the bulb on the 2005 and you should be just fine
283745
Sorry, but despite the fact that one of my bulbs burnt out after 8 months of use, I did not want to have it replaced as I wanted to go back to OEM Sylvania bulbs, since it was so hard to replace the bulbs in a 2003 Honda Accord and the Sylvanias lasted 7 years. Good Luck.
711894
Yes , you should be able to attach to the wire or fuse that powers the daytime running lamps. Just need to attach hot wire only you can ground the other wire to the chassis of the car.
1002290
I have these for an 07 Corolla that has daytime running lights, and it does work - I think the DRL part is more related to the car/ecu programming than the bulbs themselves. The lights will run slightly less brightly with the DRL as opposed to when the headlights are fully on
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I'm not sure what it is optimized for but I am running 6000k in mine and it puts off quite a lot of light. Im happy with them the chrome backing in the lamps kinda throws light all over the place so when adjusting them just make sure the drivers side is angled in enough.
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check your owners manual , the manual lists every single bulb type your vehicle is equipped with HB3 = 9005 HB4= 9006 9006 for the low beam bulb , 9005 for the high beam bulb i recommend that you purchase this harness , it will allow full voltage / amps to your headlight bulbs for maximum brightness http://www.amazon.com/AutoTechSalon-Premium-Headlight-Foglight-REDESIGNED/dp/B00HB57CLC/ref=sr_1_29?ie=UTF8&qid=1390743625&sr=8-29&keywords=9005%2F9006+harness and this relay is to maintain daytime running light if your vehicle has it ( it is triggered by 6 volt input ) and it is a genuine bosch relay http://www.amazon.com/Bosch-332204001-Relay/dp/B001CO6H6Y/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1390743879&sr=8-1&keywords=bosch+0332204001 i hope this helps you out
1030273
You really need to look to see how your Accord's review mirror is powered and whether you can slide in the power and negative terminals. It will be dependent upon your plug.
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There should be no problem. The daytime running lights would be on a different wires.carlights4less
1122225
It will have much lower current draw, be brighter and fit. Bulb life is also in the thousands of hours. One of my best changes.
1270535
Get an HID conversion kit. That should help with you lows unfortunately it won't help you high beam.
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Not I. Who really cares about daytime lights anyways? Could be oxidation to your housing as well if this is the case.
1565109
The ballasts themselves will guard against flickering. More than likely the stock/oem bulbs used more power than these HIDs would. I know the load dropped considerably since my lights used to dim when my sound system played bassy songs whereas with the HIDs it doesnt anymore.