They wnt get hot enough to melt nething iv jus connected up n left them where they r n had no problems. N numberplate jus push up into the bumper n again leave them where they rest.
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They wnt get hot enough to melt nething iv jus connected up n left them where they r n had no problems. N numberplate jus push up into the bumper n again leave them where they rest.
gtucker94
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okay cool thanks 
gtucker94
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Sidelights and number plate bulbs upgraded, working well, the resistors are doing their job too thanks for all the help and advice might look to see if they do main bulb LED's now
thanks for all the help and advice might look to see if they do main bulb LED's now
Sidelights and number plate bulbs upgraded, working well, the resistors are doing their job too
I dont think u will get them. Although the the leds r very bright to look at they have a poor light dispersal witch will make them no good for ur headlights.
might look to see if they do main bulb LED's now
Stupidly expensive to get the correct CREE chips, and just as dangerous and illegal as aftermarket HID conversions in reflector lights. I'd just be happy with what you've done personally
gtucker94
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okay well thanks for the info, ill just head over to halfords or somewhere and get some standard brighter bulbs just so the headlight is white not yellow so it matches the sidelights and i must say the led's for the number plate lights look really smart
and i must say the led's for the number plate lights look really smart
okay well thanks for the info, ill just head over to halfords or somewhere and get some standard brighter bulbs just so the headlight is white not yellow so it matches the sidelights
People on here are into the nightbreaker headlight bulbs. There meant to b bright. Me personally I have halfords own brilliant bright or smthing like that lol ( the more expensive ones) n I think there very very good n do the job very well. even better when there on buy one get one free aswell lol
gtucker94
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yeah i was thinking of getting whatever halfords best rated bulbs are, do they work on dipped and full beam? (ie. a twin filament bulb)
Yeah aslong as u get the rite ones for the car. I always double check on there listings they have near each product that its the rivht one
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yeah ive just been on their website and put my reg no. in, i knew i needed H4 bulbs anyway but best to check, i might get some interior led's while im in there, i think the interior light would look nice as a bright white
i'll have to remember to check what bulbs i need first though!
I got a pair from ebay, some white 'xeon' coloured bulbs, fitted fine and are noticeably brighter and have a white light instead of yellow. Very happy for a tenner.
IMO no need to spend a lot of money into headlight replacements unless you're serious about a blue hue to your lights or you want to see that cyclist a little bit earlier
IMO no need to spend a lot of money into headlight replacements unless you're serious about a blue hue to your lights or you want to see that cyclist a little bit earlier
a lot of people just prefer the whiter looking bulb rather than the very yellow standard bulb
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ive got the exact same problem with my side lights, put some LEDs in, and i got a warning light, will a resistor work for my side lights
Yes.
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I bought a set of nightbreakers from amazon for £9.60 delivered by UPS, they were sold from EuroCarParts RRP is £35.99, one bulb went yellow(it failed) they sent a brand new pair out.. fitting today .
Osram Nightbreaker H4 Pair by Osram Osram Nightbreaker H4 Pair: Amazon.co.uk: Car & Motorbike
.Osram Nightbreaker H4 Pair by Osram Osram Nightbreaker H4 Pair: Amazon.co.uk: Car & Motorbike
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Ice blue will be loosing you light output, so you're better off how they are for practicality
