Does the kit work for 2 headlights or 1
1850021
I had more than enough sanding discs left and I did 2 headlights. I could probably do 4 if I had more of the buffing compound and masking tape.
1850022
Should be more than enough. I guess it all depends on the size of each light though. I was able to do 4 headlights and had enough left over to do at least one more and probably two. I did both lights on a Toyota Tundra and both on a Dodge Stratus. I would call the Tundra lights medium large in size and the Stratus medium sized. I had plenty of buffing compound and tape. I did use two layers of tape but I was able to raise the hood so I didn't have to use any tape on the hood. Tape and buffing compound is relatively cheap at the parts store if you need to get more. But as always YMMV depending on how you use it.Hope that helps. Should be more than enough. I guess it all depends on the size of each light though. I was able to do 4 headlights and had enough left over to do at least one more and probably two. I did both lights on a Toyota Tundra and both on a Dodge Stratus. I would call the Tundra lights medium large in size and the Stratus medium sized. I had plenty of buffing compound and tape. I did use two layers of tape but I was able to raise the hood so I didn't have to use any tape on the hood. Tape and buffing compound is relatively cheap at the parts store if you need to get more. But as always YMMV... » Read More Should be more than enough. I guess it all depends on the size of each light though. I was able to do 4 headlights and had enough left over to do at least one more and probably two. I did both lights on a Toyota Tundra and both on a Dodge Stratus. I would call the Tundra lights medium large in size and the Stratus medium sized. I had plenty of buffing compound and tape. I did use two layers of tape but I was able to raise the hood so I didn't have to use any tape on the hood. Tape and buffing compound is relatively cheap at the parts store if you need to get more. But as always YMMV depending on how you use it.Hope that helps. « Show Less
1590785
Well one wire harness does 2 lights, and if your going to run 3 light I would recommend 2 harness. You don't want to overload the relay. Hope that helps
40427
I have done 3 pairs of headlights. I would guess I will get another 3 pair. Highly reccommend the kit due to the buffer that is provided.
66016
This kit has 1 bulb that handles both Hi and Low beam, I suggest you put in make and Model of you vehicle. I have a Honda Ridgeline and a single lamp. They call these Bi-Zenon
603822
Yes this is for a pair, right and left, of headlights and side markers.Please let me know if there is anything else I can do for you or if you have any questions.Sincerely,Briana
1767533
Yes. I put two headlights in like that and it worked well. I did have to get someone to line up the headlights for me.
2258126
Some models of that same light are manufactured with two sets of headlights in each unit, one for highs and one for low beams, if your car has two bulbs per side, then these are not for you and should search a different style
1410911
One each for passenger and driver side (2 headlites with turnsignal/park and side marker lite with led lites between headlamp and turn signal)
1874228
Kit does contain a packet of sealing wipe which will be enough for two headlight lens. Hope this helps.
1149602
Just look up your stock bulb size and match that to the kit you buy, example H11 bulbs, H11 kit. The only fitmit to the kit is the bulb to bulb housing. It will only be high and low beam if your headlight bulb does both jobs. Some headlight physically move the same bulb or bulb housing to the high and low positions, and some have separate bulbs for each jobs.
1709364
Actually, that was exactly how I did mine. I was a little freaked out because I was afraid if this doesn't work I might just screw up both headlights at the same time. Making my vehicle unusable (at night) until I was able to fix it, but I didn't need to worry. The kit work wonderfully, although until you get to the last step and use the polish you can't really tell how things are working. Other than the fact that all of the steps seemed to be progressing just as others had said with the lights getting more hazy as you work. As I also said I only wish there were more of the rougher sand paper in the kit. My headlights are quite large (Volvo XC90) and the 3 pieces of sandpaper (per light) didn't completely do the job. If you have large headlights and if they are hazy (which if you are thinking of using one of these kits they must be) I would think about maybe getting one kit for each headlight or possibly purchase extra sandpaper on you own to start with (something like P600) then once you have the major 'crud' removed start with the kit and progress thru the stages.
458120
It's been awhile since I put mine together but I believe one hooks to the battery and one hooks to the front which makes the headlight work
1650205
I replaced my 2000 Pontiac headlight assembly.there was 1 halogen bulb for the headlight portion ( clear lens ) and a smaller bulb for the amber turn signal portion of the headlight assembly. If I understand the question correctly.
1410932
I am not absolutely sure if the brake light kit has a matched frequency to the helmet receiver, but, I would guess it would work two helmets. Worst case is connecting both transmitters.
1747564
I think so. My 2000 sport headlights were dual lights. They are specific to the model. Also, there are very few true upgrades for the Sport models head lights. I stuck with the OEM style and am glad I did.
1473843
No, they're two separate components. You might consider getting new turn signals to match the new headlights if you like the "new" look. Otherwise just replace what is needed.
133337
Single headlight, just one. I used mine for a motorcycle, no spare came with it, just the one bulb.