I would like to know if Hid bulbs will not melt the housing of the inside ?
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I have 10k hid bulbs running with these housings and no melting whatsoever.
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The bulbs are easily removable from the back. Hid kits will work. But you need to have the specific kit for it as the high beam and low beam lights are different, hence you would have to buy two kits if you want all lights HID. I believe the bulbs are h1 and h7, will check bulb type and confirm later.
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Not really. Higher wattage bulbs can cause the overheat relay to trip. I had to replace one light that kept doing that, but all the others will stay on for at least a couple hours without tripping.
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no they are not hid already and u can use HID in them but dont use the 55w ballast use the 35w instead the 55w would melt the housing the heat is too intense these are not glass they are plastic
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I have spec-d tunning projector headlamps on my car. I see no problems when I installed these hid in them.
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I use dimmable bulbs and they work great. Not sure on the insulation where I have them it is not insulated.
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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.
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These are sealed headlights and the bulb has a seal on it as well. You should not get any condensation inside unless they get a crack in them.
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You can replace bulbs, with great difficulty. If the HID bulbs cannot go into the stock sockets you are out of luck.
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Hello Amie, Thanks for contacting us and for your interest in our parts. We are FreshCabinAir and the fog light assembly we carry is the halogen version and it will only be compatible with halogen bulbs. The lens and housing are not equipped to withstand such high temperatures emitted by HID bulbs.Unfortunately, we do not carry the HID version fog lights. We apologize for the inconvenience.Your inquiry is greatly appreciated. If you have any further questions please feel free to ask, thank you.Your inquiry is greatly appreciated.
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I use them with enclosed fixtures so far without any issues. However the thing to remember is how they fit dimension wise. My ceiling lights are enclosed and are big enough to accomodate the extra length of the bulb. Also, I have noticed the heat factor is low compared to incandescent bulbs, so in my opinion these bulbs are just fine for enclosed fixtures. Hope this helps
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They should pass since they are made as an OEM replacement part. I would however be careful with hid bulbs
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Hello. If there is some ventilation there should be no problem. But using a complete sealed fixture (like IP65), this could overheat the bulb. Your technolamp Team.
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Your probabbly not going to get any brighter bulb without going to hid. I have had mine for about 2 years and there still as bright as new just make sure you use gloves when instaling
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Yes, there is no problem. These are all glass. Just make sure the lamp socket can handle the 100 W HID.
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I don't see why that would be a problem. They aren't like florescent bulbs that need to stay warm or take forever to warm up if they're cold. LED's don't care much about ambient temperature.
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Make sure when installing bulbs, it is important NOT to touch the bulb! Oil from your finger will burn on bulb and make it fail prematurely. Also make sure there is no moisture in head light assembly, it will get on bulb and make it blow out and moisture will start making rust. Also, you must use electric grease on electric headlight connector for good contact and to prevent corrosion so headlight connector will not melt the ground terminal from a poor connection. Following those precautions, the bulbs should last a few years! I have had them for a while and am very happy with them! Good Luck.