Will these work for my 2010 Q5 as foglights/Daytime run lights? Error free? No fail message on the computer?
1385981
I have had no errors in my F150 as fog lights, but they aren't a directional beam fog light like you may be used to.
1616370
Yes it will work with installed fog lights, just bolt it to bar and that's it.
2007448
Yes, they should. G9 is the key. Be careful with Watts though. You're going from 35W to 25W so expect reduced illumination.
2154194
They work great. Simple plug and play, just detach the OEM light socket from the original housing and the LED tail light plugs directly into where the OEM bulb is. Instructions are available on website:http://www.anzousa.com/media/installation/b2a25770.pdf
1928205
They worked just fine for me. There are a couple of cables that go for the halo and eyebrow led's. those will need to be wired up to you're driving lights. Turn the lights forward one click and your headlights don't come on. That's the wire I hooked them up to.
655173
No, these are not SAE compliant, and for good reason... they will blind people. Real fog lights are supposed to be used with low beams as supplemental light to the low beams. Driving lights provide supplemental light to high beams, but cannot legally be used with low beams. These are bright lights with a poorly defined beam pattern, so you can only use them with high beams, but they are not great for that.
391131
Housing is likely too small and can't accommodate. I did LED fogs that were 6000k to match the color. Brand is xenon depot and I got them from kbcarstuff.com. No ballast or anything like that to install. Just a bulb. Better in my opinion for the fogs. HID in the fogs would be crazy bright almost blinding.
1599929
They will function as DRLS as usual, then when you turn on your lights the fog lights stay on. The DRLS will always be on, I hope this better abates your question
1425279
I expect they will, they work in my 2011 Keystone Cougar, don't be cheap, buy the highest SMD you can afford, more SMD's mean more light.
2068433
If you are using them for an exterior light monitored by the computer the answer is most likely not, unless you add a load resistor kit like this one:
2107718
I am not sure if they will work or not. I don't know if the oem wiring/bulb layout is in a different configuration from the 2003 to the 2005. Also the placement pins that are on the back of the lights might not match the vehicle so I am just not positive. I would select a different or several taillights and try both vehicle years to see if you get the same indication that they will not work in both model truck. If you don't get a conflict I would say you have a pretty good chance of these working on your vehicle. You can also try the mfgr website to see if they have a compatibility chart that might give you more answers. I am not sure if they will work or not. I don't know if the oem wiring/bulb layout is in a different configuration from the 2003 to the 2005. Also the placement pins that are on the back of the lights might not match the vehicle so I am just not positive. I would select a different or several taillights and try both vehicle years to see if you get the same indication that they will not work in both model truck. If you don't get a conflict I would say you have a pretty good chance of these working on your vehicle. You can also try the mfgr website to see if they have a compatibility chart... » Read More I am not sure if they will work or not. I don't know if the oem wiring/bulb layout is in a different configuration from the 2003 to the 2005. Also the placement pins that are on the back of the lights might not match the vehicle so I am just not positive. I would select a different or several taillights and try both vehicle years to see if you get the same indication that they will not work in both model truck. If you don't get a conflict I would say you have a pretty good chance of these working on your vehicle. You can also try the mfgr website to see if they have a compatibility chart that might give you more answers. « Show Less
1127632
Yes. These 3000k yellow bulbs have less glare than 6000k blue or 5000k white bulbs and will work great in foggy conditions. They are the correct H11 fitting for your car (same as my '06 BMW 330i). I've had mine for a few weeks and they look and work great.
636027
If your fog lights are mounted in the bumper I believe so.I put them in a 2010 model JK with no issues.I would also check the part number with the rugged Ridge website for confirmation of years for that part number.
2024
I've got a 2005 model. Don't know about the application for yours.But, if they do fit, the lights work well and look pretty cool. Just the slightest hint of blue.
1997974
They are error free, however I would not use them for turn signal bulbs unless you add resistors. I use them for running/brake lights with no issues. They are extremely bright and look good on my car.
707995
Yes- I believe they will work just fine. For me they worked better than the regular lights because they don't need as much voltage to be bright so they were brighter where I had longer wire runs.
29870
It's what I'm using them for. I had to make my own mounts in order to use them as fog lights but as long as you mount them low enough they should function fine as foglights