Previously asked - difference between the 9005 & 9006. Answer - one is a high beam - one is a low beam. Can someone put an application to that answer?
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Re: "Answer - one is a high beam - one is a low beam" answerer is mistaken. The high vs low-beam question depends on the specific vehicle; look it up on Sylvania's site. On one of my cars (2004 Highlander) it's High and on another it's low.Differences between 9005 & 9006:9005 are 65 watt..... 9006 are 55 wattThere is a slight difference in the connector and the mount tabs, but that can be "fixed" with a file. If you try that please be sure the filament is in exactly the same spot on both bulbs; otherwise you could shine LESS light.
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See the Sylvania web site for application info. Also your owner manual will identify the correct replacement bulbs. The Utra's REALLY inprove the amount of light cast. I always replace my OEM bulbs when I purchase or lease a vehicle.
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Low beams. High beams would be 9005. At least in older Hondas. Your application might differ.
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Hi, the difference between the 8985 and the 8995 is only one. The 8985 uses LEDs while the 8995 uses and LCD screen as an indicator
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The 900 series refers to a 90+ CRI (93) in this case. The bulb is actually rated for 1600 lumens.
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The 9003 /HB2/H4/ bulbs have both the high and low beam in one bulb. The ZXE Sylvania bulbs outlast the plain old Silver stars by about 25% and I run my headlights day and night, the main thing that you must do is to wear a pair fo Nitrile (rubber surgical gloves) when you handle the bulbs, A single Fingerprint on the surface of the bulb will create a "hotspot" that will cause an premature failure of the bulb this is true for any Halogen style bulb. I usually take a microfiber towel and clean the bulbs with rubbing alcohol before I intall them. The ZXE bulbs are noticeably brighter than the Silverstar bulbs. If you can wait for a sale on them or at least a mail in rebate it all helps.
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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.
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There are no 'high' or 'low' beam bulbs. The difference is how they are aimed. Low beams are aimed down. High beams are aimed higher and do not project very well in 20 or feet in front of your vehicle. Your auto manufacturer specifies the bulb size for both high and low beam slots and it may be possible they are different so check manufacturer specs but unless you have HID headlights all the different headlamp sizes ar 55watts.
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The low beam is H11, the high is H9... Are you trying to replace the right one?
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To answer your question on the 800 and for the 850, no; but on the 850, the light is diffused slightly. This makes the beam somewhat more usable.
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I'm not sure on that one. I have 9007 sized bulbs, and there bi-xenon for high and low beam
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I used the Philips 9006 X-treme for my low beams for my 2009 Honda Accord. There is a different part number for high beam. If you are asking if a high beam can be used in the same headlight reflector housing as the low beams to get a brighter light, I do not know, but surmise that the high and low beam bulbs have different connectors.
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These are not a dual beam light only low beam 9005 would be an hb4 I believe
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It has the normal 9007 which is the high and low beam. It also has a 9005 in the projector part which is also a high beam. So you have 2 high beams per side. I installed these on my 2000 f 150. On bright they are remarkable difference. Brighter and can see farther. I would definitely purchase again after using them.
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both phillps 9006 are the same. I've bought both of them just different name
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These will not fit, you would need to purchase the 9006 for your low beams and 9005 if you want to fit your high beams.
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This is a low-beam. The high-beam is the Philips 9005 and it does not have the "black cap" on the end of the bulb like the low-beams have.
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8/13/14 Hi, Yes.(Philips #9007) The high beam is 65 watts; the low beam is 55 watts. They are together in one bulb. The light, to me, is quite bright compared to my old bulbs. I would suggest changing both bulbs--left and right--at the same time to look balanced.