Has anyone tried the bi-xenon in a tacoma? I had a set for my 99 and 09 tacoma and the high beams are stuck on and I cant get the lows to come on
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I have never used in a Tacoma. You need to make sure that the fitment is correct and that you have the Hi/Lo bulbs, if that is what you regular lights are. Double check that you have wired them correctly and have a good ground if it has one? Hopes this helps.
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I'm having the same problem only it's the opposite the low beams are stuck on..
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I currently am using the bi-xenon in my 2006 Tacoma. I havent had the issue
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You have tp choose the bulb type and make sure it says bi xenon thats the high low
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They are brighter than the stock lights. They do not light up like xenon lights do though
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You have two adjustment sockets on the headlights that are used to adjust beam height. It will take some time. Go on line and check the distance measurements for high and low beam. YouTube will help. With this type of light your beam go out flatter. It will look like it is lean down. It will also show shadows. This is normal. Use Osram Cool Blue Intense bulbs. They are 4200 Kelvin (Xenon look). Good luck.
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Yes for sure! I wondered the same thing. But just keep in mind they look kinda phoney. And after like a month of wanting these you'll see other BMWs with the bi xexon headlights and you'll start to feel inferior lolol
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both can be used. xenon seem to be halogen and HID while the bixenon seem to be mainly HID. presently I am using the bulbs that came with the headlamps, but i have used HID with them also.
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The low-beam uses an H7 bulb and the high-beam uses an H1. Search that with 8k and go with the kenson Conversion kit. Should be what you need to get set up right
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Kendral I had absolutly no luck with the harnesses. I pluged and played but my high beam light still comes on and there is a delay when turning the lights on. As for the use on H11 bulbs I do not know.
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Not sure about the second question but halogen sucks compared to Xenon HID lights. I suggest looking in the vehicles manual for 2nd question.
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if your getting a bi-xenon kit, yes...kinda. it pulls the bulb and angles it up, same bulb, same beam of light. just angled higher.
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I wouldn't know what the bi-xenon light would look like but the bi-xenon low is pretty much the same as the halogen high. The low is just so crystal clear and when you turn in the high it just looks like a dirty light. I originally just had the bi-xenon light and no high what so ever, I just wanted the option to have a high beam so I can flash people that have there high beams on. With this kit I got now I hardly ever use the high beam.
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I think if you have the option to pick just the basic 9006 bulb, try that instead of the HB4. If you don't have the option, I can't really help with this answer. Srry. Maybe someone else can. Good luck.
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Just like Stan said, get HID for your low beams. You can find some really cheap on Amazon or Ebay. That way, you will never see the need of your high beams. I putted blue LEDs in them instead for style...
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Mine already stopped working, and I only had an 800 watt amp... I have another one already being shipped. (a different brand) and this one didn't work very well. My headlights still strobed when I was beatin hard.
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Yes thats for low beam, but I would also repl the 9005 if you have high wattage bulbs, I have 100w Hella on high and did the relay mod that makes the low beams stay on when you hit the high beam, huge difference.
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Dave, I've had these on my 1999 F-350 Lariat 7.3 Powerstroke for 2 years now. They are a vast improvement over the stock headlights, and definetly improve the overall asthetic appeal of the truck. Either set, Chrome, or Harley Davidson styled black bezeled lights are well worth the investment. Although, I highly recommend researching installation procedures for these lights on a 1999-2003 year model, as it SPECIFICALLY REQUIRES MODIFICATION TO THE radiator core support header panel and headlight support mount. You'll need some extra hardware as its not completely included in the kit. A few lock washers, some stainless steel bolts, and nuts, and you'll be set. You can get the right grade hardware from O'Reilly's, and just GOOGLE the install process.. Overall it took me about 30 minutes after marking out the initial cutout prior to making incisions in the header panel. They work great, and I definetly suggest them!
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I just bought them and put them in my 2015 STI and all of them work except the ones that go in the license plate lights. No matter what I did, they kept flickering. I think they need to put a different bulb in those. It is the same bulb as in the trunk and I had to wiggle that one around until it got a good connection too. I will try to get in touch with the vendor and see if they will switch them out.