How do you change a burnt out bulb and are these compatible with an HID conversation kit?
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Take the long screw out of the top, just like the factory, then the bulbs clamp in. Replacements don't seem to be as bright as the bulbs that came with it, or the bulb is angled wrong. I can't hardly see with these anymore unless the bulbs are on high beam
1386960
You use the original Jeep headlight bulbs. They are a plug and play style of headlights
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Very easy to replace bulb just like any other bulb however the Hid conversion kit I'm not completely sure about easiest way to learn about these types of things is YouTube I'm telling you it works wonders hope I helped goodluck these are great headlights by the way
55437
if you are asking about changing the bulbs or replacing them, yes you can. they can be swapped for HID bulbs even if you wanted :)
1894384
I do not think bulb is replaceable , and I can not tell you how long they last because mine are still working perfect , I like them so well I have bought a additional 2 sets and have about 20 friends who have also bought them and all of theirs are still working . I think for the price they cant be beat , we all put them on ATV's so they get plenty of abuse . hope this helps
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These are Halogen assemblies and you can do an aftermarket HID conversion if you would like.
992188
It is an he styled bulb, therefore you need to find an h1 styled hid conversion kit for these
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I changed my bulb back in October, and I'm pretty sure I did transfer those parts to the new bulb. I don't specifically remember what the directions said.
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I found some bulbs on eBay that are a little brighter, but your options for just plug ins are limited. If you want HID, you have to modify them quite a bit. I found brighter plug ins on eBay, but they weren't much better
55436
Bulbs can be replaced, not sure what # they are. You'll know when you remove the old ones...
319321
no they are not hid already and u can use HID in them but dont use the 55w ballast use the 35w instead the 55w would melt the housing the heat is too intense these are not glass they are plastic
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Do not know what you mean by "Hid", but I do know that the bulb can be changed in these units. Just use a small bead of silicon, no big deal. I used some on these once I got them new, months later, still water tight!!
719728
Hello,Unfortunately this item is only compatible with the halogen type not HID.Thank you
1153177
I have used these bulbs as replacements for burned out bulbs in my motorhome. They work perfectly. Apologies, I am unable to help you with your problem. Good luck on finding an answer.
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I'm not sure but there are only a few Hid bulbs sizes. You should be able to Google it. I don't want to give you the wrong info.
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I believe any hid ballast would work. They should range between $10-$15. I got the cheaper one and a year later still working
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I would recommend contacting the company first as I myself wouldn't mix and match parts from different kits. However if your current HID setup is from Kensun I would again contact the company directly because why spend a lot of money on an entire kit when you only need bulbs and a ballast. If you go the kit route and your current HIDs are non-Kensun I would recommend swapping out the whole set-up and just using all of the same parts.
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You don't. Throw them away and buy something else. I tried with no luck. 55w ballasts are notorious for burning up and causing problems. Go with 50-80watt crew led bulbs or 35watt hids
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there are plugs that go where your old headlights went but that goes into like a ballast box and then there are plugs from that the go to the bulbs that slide in the same place your original bulbs did. Look on ddmtuning.com they are cheaper and better quality