hi this bulb temperature is used for chevrolet 250 6 engine online the year 82 ? If so , would need also the connector
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I bought this part for my 2003 chevy blazerit fits exactly if it will work for anything else I'm not sure if you think it will work and you need the connector just type in 2003 Chevy Blazer and you can buy the connector
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My Chevy is 1995. I did not need a connector. I did wind up purchasing two different types of these because the inside connection had different prongs for the same item. It was a little strange.
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I got these for my 13 and they bolted on and plugged in. However, the 13 has a temp sensor in the driver mirror that these don't have- now the truck reads -40 outside temp and the engine light is on. The dealer said the computer reads the temp for the engine and cannot be bypassed. Dealer had the same mirror for the 13 with the sensor but it is $514 for one.
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Higher operating temperatures may shorten the life of an LED but I don't think it's something to be worried about. Colder temps should have no effect on it.
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Check one thing, the 2013-14 model Dodge Ram 1500 sports have a Ambient temperature sensor on the driver side mirror. If your truck does have one then it is a pain in the ass to make these work because you to incorporate that into these or else your truck will give you a check engine light and -40 since it doesn't have the sensor
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Check what kind of ignition system you have. Capacitive discharge (electronic) takes more ohms than points do so they may be too "hot". I would guess a 1985 Honda would be ok. The other issue is the size of the coils and where to put them.
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I have a 1995 chevy pick up and they worked in it but they get very very hot so be careful.Dave
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It was the right bulb for my Sebring touring 2006. But I did have to tighten the connections a bit because it was really loose when I first installed it.
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It has the same bulb connection and bulbs already installed. I just pulled my old and replace with these. Definitely worth it.
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My F250 takes a 912 bulb. Check to see if yourd is the same. Sylvania has a good guide on there website.
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Dear Michiganian,I tested the bulb and touched it while it was on. Didn't know or care before. You can touch the plastic part where the light shines through, no problem as it is only warm. The metal part in the middle of the bulb does get a little hotter though, I would say hotter than warm, but not really hot. I can still touch it. Hope that answers your question.
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Provided you have enough room for the larger size of the cap and Coil. I have an OE one on my 1967 Chevy Pickup. You will also need to increase the gap on the spark plugs, and provide the full 12 volt supply to the ignition module inside the distributor.
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I couldn't find what size bulb you need but I have the 6000k bulb and they are very bright. My friend has 8000k and they are too bright for me. Personally I would go with 6000k they very bright and are definitely brighter than what you have. Check your manual or go to a autozone to see what size you need. You may need a wire harness since it is newer, I needed one for my car.
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Most chevys will require 9006 that includes high and low beam on the same bulb
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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.
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They worked great in my truck(07 Chevy 2500HD Classic). I bought these for daytime running light bulbs and also back up bulbs. They were plug and play.
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i put it on my 6.0 gas engine its a 2002 modil and i don't think chevy has changed the motor .
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being a master mechanic. I can only suspect without seeing the condition of the system but my experience Is up your fuses to 15 amp. if it blows these the problem is in the wiring not the bulbs. these are designed usually to draw much less than traditional filiment type.