Can I do install the xenon the High light ( H1 )and the low light( H7 )?Will there be a danger to the vehicle or overload on the electrical system of the vehicle in the event of high and low installation at the same time?
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It should be okay to install both although, I don't think you will need both. The High and Low beams on on a two lamp system should not come on at the same time, therefore, no excess heat. But, from my experience recently, I will never use my high beams again, the HID is so bright and, I installed the Ice Blue, they make everthing on and above the road glow. Even the old, faded white lines on the pavement stand out. The signs, all of them are bright, like shining a spotlight on them.
1839185
Not sure about the second question but halogen sucks compared to Xenon HID lights. I suggest looking in the vehicles manual for 2nd question.
610955
You low beam and high are 2 separate bulbs your low beams are H7's this is your daily used light and what you Drive with...your Highs are H1's they are not really that important to have as HID's you can do both if you like but you need two kits
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dont listen to surfer5042, i bet is those kind of people searching online, and dont even have the product, this headlights looks awesome, h1 is the type of bulb the use for low high beam, now if are serious about this, go to my Instagramand u can see some pictures of my car. thanks let me know if it helps. static_pupsik
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If you want them to be on high beams as well you will need to get the Bi-Xenon style HID KIT. But no when you flick on your high beams it will be the halogen bulb that will come on.
286016
As long as they are either bi-xenon or high-low it should say whether if they are single beam or high low or bi-xenon for example: mine was 9007 high-lo. Single beam means it's just the low beam. High low means your low beam will be xenon lights but your high beam will be regular halogen and this is the minimum requirement to pass the safety inspection. ( I work at jiffy lube with a safety and emissions tech almost everyday). Then you have the bi-xenon which means both your low and high beam will be xenon but it'll still pass!!
977354
I believe if the housing on your light only has one projector than it would be the bi-xenon. If you have one for high beam and one for low then it is the 9004. You can check kensuns website I believe to verify or Sylvania like they recommend.
807556
Actually I don't know what to say about that 9006 6000k conversion kit. I did order H11 600k conversion kit and I don't have any problem to install it, Just plug and play. . Lights on.
286839
No not at all. First off its illegal to have Amber headlight and high beams. They wouldn't even provide enough light to be used as headlights or high beams. Your better off with HID's or Xenon's for your low or high beams.
977356
You don't have a bi-xenon bulb unless you already installed an HID kit. Halogen is what your truck came with, Xenon is what you're switching too. It comes down to preference - whether or not you want your hi-beams to be HID/Xenon as well. The Lo/Hi Halogen will use hi-beams similar to what you have now while your standard lo-beam lights will be the brighter HIDs. Bi-Xenon will make your hi-beams.TL;DR - That option does not depend on what you HAVE it is what you WANT.
565656
Yes, but only if you don't have the optional xenon headlights. Otherwise the wiring does not work.
899798
Mine are not. I have the h11 bulb size which is for the quad light setup. Which means I have separate low and high beams. If you have the dual lamp setup then you will have to order the bi-xenon bulbs which has low and high beams in 1bulb.
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No, it will not. The xenon has it's own wiring harness. The part number is HLA-149147001
319182
you only need to get one...it comes with wiring and everything for the pair of lights....thats the single housing headlights that uses the h4 hi/low bulbs
1658522
I think it will depend on the car. The Mercedes C classes for example uses the same H7 bulb for both the high and low beam lamps.
1865643
No its not made for the xenon set up but I made it work. I had to modify the bulb holder and trick the computer so it didn't give me a self leveling error. Another fellow I know changed both headlights and then disabled the self leveling system. The plug from the wire harness will plug right into the new headlight. All in all the price for this lamp made it possible to experiment a little and make it work, considering people are getting $500+ for used headlight. Hope I helped.
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I run headlights with 100 watt h4 bulbs, electric fans, and fuel pumps with them they haven't failed yet... keep some spares just in case and make sure they do not exceed the amp ratings.