Can these be used with projector style lights on a 2013 Chevy Malibu?
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I took a peak at the Chevy manual (10-30, Vehicle Care), and they list the H11 bulb for your lows (typically the projector style), and the H7 for your highs, which typically use the older style lense.I agree with Adam, you should confirm which package your Malibu is before buying.
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According to Philips's bulb finder (http://www.usa.philips.com/c-m-li/car-lights/ ) The H7 is the correct bulb for the high beam on the LTZ and LT ONLY if you do NOT have HID headlights, and does not fit the LS at all.
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The malibu fixtures I have will not work with this bulb unless you modify the fixture. My fixture already has a reflector type shell that becomes dull and non reflective over time. If you remove the reflector then insert the bulb it will work, but you must un-screw and remove the original reflector in the fixture first.
2002806
I would suspect they can work with Malibu ps; that ps is probably very similar to the Moonrays ps. The great news is these LEDs draw a very low amount of energy.I have converted all of my moonray lights to LED bulb units (as compared to the standard bulbs they come with) and they all work great. Even better you can attach more lights to the ps given how little energy the LEDs draw.
549616
Yes, I have them in Malibu landscape lighting and they work great. No flicker and almost the same as with the halogen bulbs.
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I wouldn't see why not. My headlights are non projector and came factory with hid and I have not gotten any issues with it
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As long as you order the right bulb size for your projectors they will. The link below will give you the bulb sizes for your car. Hope this helps. https://www.sylvania.com/en-us/applications/automotive-lighting-systems/Pages/lrgmain.aspx
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Yes, I used them to replace existing cheaper plastic Malibu lights while still using the existing power supply and wiring. On another note, Malibu sells these same lights with LED bulbs for $10 to $15 more. I bought the standard lights and then bought LED bulbs on ebay for approx. $1 each. The LEDs use a lot less power, smaller elec. bill and you can put more lights on a single power supply. The standard lights are 11w each, with the LED bulbs they are 1w to 1.5w each. The standard power supply is 44w (so only 4 lights with std. bulbs) with the LEDs I have 8 to 10 lights on a single circuit.
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Yes, I installed the light in my Malibu system, and it is working fine. It is not equipped with a connector to do this, so you will have to come up with a connector or solder the light to the supply wire. I have had no problems following the installation.
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I bought these specifically for HID (55w HID from RetroSolutions). It should fit nicely as long as you use the specified bulb for the projectors.
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The lights didn't fit in my Suburban (holes were slighty out-of-alignment) so I wasn't able to install them. I ended up having to buy OEM from Chevrolet. Those worked perfectly.
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Yes. You have the same bulbs installed that my jeep had. You will have to dismantle the lenses from the headlight bucket and probably do some grinding on the headlight bucket to install the projectors. (see You Tube) After you get done with that work, and install the projectors, the beam pattern may be scattered by the flutes on the inside of your your headlight lenses. That means you might have to grind the flutes off the inside of your lenses and re-polish the inside of your lenses. (So you don't blind oncoming traffic with glare.) If you don't feel like doing this work, I recommend you install similar xenon lights in your grill. If you buy "driving lights" or "fog lights" they might have a built in bracket. If you put them higher in your grill they will be more useful than "pimp lights". You can rig them to your factory fog light switch probably. (using a relay, best) Remember, in order to see better, you want the low power 3500 K bulbs. These have more yellow light. Use the 35 watt setup sold everywhere. The yellow-white light can be seen by the human eye. The brilliant high power and high Kelvin (blue ) light is not in the range that can be seen by the human eye. These also blind oncoming traffic, and attract the police who will stop you to see if you have a brain. You will end up consulting this link for advice since he makes add on circuits for this exact modification. Without this guy's circuits, $35.00, you will not be able to get the high beams to work. (If your car is the same as my Jeep). http://www.wolstentech.com/products/timedelayrelay/tdr-s.php I installed these lights in my jeep, can now see at night, and am happy with them. But I also like tinkering around with stuff. If you are not into monkeying around with tools, go with the high mounted driving lights in your grill. I was happy with the lights and service from this company.
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I don't know. Call the seller and they should tell you. That's what I did. I love the lights.
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No. You can put your stock lights in the pre drilled holes for lights though. Or just buy some LED replacements.
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Different Malibu lights use different bulbs. If your low voltage fixture uses a MR16 bulb, it will fit.
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Aftermarket projectors are not made for HID's. HID's melt the parts of the lights. This is a standard warranty item for aftermarket lights. If you want to purchase HID's, look for HID's that are originally made that way. carlights4less
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Projector housing does not usually use the same size bulbs as the vehicle originally used. You have to find out what bulbs the aftermarket housing uses and get that size HID lights.
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Yes, I used 4 w 12 v bulbs in these sockets. Malibu light transformer. GO ><>'