Would I need a ballast or resistor for my 2015 Toyota Camry? My DRL &amp; high beams are the same housing. I only want them as DRL
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I didn't need a resistor for my fogs. So you should be fine. You definitely wont need a ballast.
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I used these, 50W 6Ohm LED Load Resistors for LED Turn Signal Lights or LED License Plate Lights (Fix Hyper Flash, Warning Cancellor)50W 6Ohm LED Load Resistors for LED Turn Signal Lights or LED License Plate Lights (Fix Hyper Flash, Warning Cancellor) by XKGLOW
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For my fusion the ballast connected to the stock cable for my headlight unit. I purchased these a while ago and can't remember if it came with any other cables. I'm sure if you email the seller he or she can answer that question for you :)
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Dear valued customer Some vehicle is still required to be installed with load resistor because the power consumption of LED bulb is far below than the original value of halogen bulb. Consumers generally accept this factor and use them anyways, despite the appearance of error messages. This is not a problem with the quality of our products. you might need to add 50W 6Ohm LED Load Resistors with LED bulb to eliminate error message. Thanks
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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.
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On 2007 Camry where I had installed it, I only used it on the low beam and has been working for several years now with no problem. I don't think it is recommended to use these HID lamps for high beam use. Hope that helps.
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You should not need it. If you have DRLs then you need a relay harness. You can find it here: http://www.amazon.com/dp/B00FP0G5EK
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I put mine in a 00 Camaro Z28, rear, and the cruise control stopped working, not enough resistance, the ECM thought bulbs were burned out as my research found. Had to add the resistors to fix that problem, so Id recommend spending the extra few bucks and getting resistors (one for each bulb) to save you time later. Didn't have any issues with the actual blinking or relay though. I also have them as DRLs in my 03 Avalanche, nice and bright, work great.50W 6Ohm LED Load Resistors for LED Turn Signal Lights or LED License Plate Lights (Fix Hyper Flash, Warning Cancellor) I put mine in a 00 Camaro Z28, rear, and the cruise control stopped working, not enough resistance, the ECM thought bulbs were burned out as my research found. Had to add the resistors to fix that problem, so Id recommend spending the extra few bucks and getting resistors (one for each bulb) to save you time later. Didn't have any issues with the actual blinking or relay though. I also have them as DRLs in my 03 Avalanche, nice and bright, work great.50W 6Ohm LED Load Resistors for LED Turn Signal Lights or LED License Plate Lights... » Read More I put mine in a 00 Camaro Z28, rear, and the cruise control stopped working, not enough resistance, the ECM thought bulbs were burned out as my research found. Had to add the resistors to fix that problem, so Id recommend spending the extra few bucks and getting resistors (one for each bulb) to save you time later. Didn't have any issues with the actual blinking or relay though. I also have them as DRLs in my 03 Avalanche, nice and bright, work great.50W 6Ohm LED Load Resistors for LED Turn Signal Lights or LED License Plate Lights (Fix Hyper Flash, Warning Cancellor) « Show Less
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You would need a DRL harness which is basically two 50ohm resistors in parallel. These lights are not bright at all you would lose your high beam functionality. I would advise you to buy Cree high powered LED bulbs. You can get them from VLEDs or Subispeed.com. if you still want to go ahead and buy these I would buy the DRL harness from iJDMTOY.com.
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I try them without load resistors, and it messed up my parking/stop lights. Had to take it to the dealer, charged me $86 bucks to fix. I just bought a relay.
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No they will hyper blink with the factory setup. You could go thru all the trouble of splicing in resistors which I did but they seem to fail about every two years or you could go to the parts store near you and buy an "LED Compatible Flasher Relay" I just wish someone would have told me sooner
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Check ur bulb number of ur car.....far as continuous use yes there great led bulbs do not get hot will need resistor for hyper flasing
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I used no resistors. These are direct replacements for the stock blubs. I dont know what every body else is doing. I put these in where the stock bulbs were at. I have been running these for several months and no problems. I also use leds on my motorcycle. I have never put in any resistors on any on my cars or bike. I am very happy with leds. Make sure you have room for these. They are a little long. The more leds the longer they are. I put these in my running light sockets on my 2004 chev silverado and they fit fine. Hope this answers your question.
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No. These are just projectors/lenses. They have wiring for the internal LEDs, but the actual headlight bulbs and everything are not included. They are built for the oem halogens which would not have ballasts. If you have oem hids, I do not believe that this will work for you. Aftermarket hids can be applied as long as you use the oem halogen bulb size (wanna say h7 off the top of my head)
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Youtube shows that for 2012-2014 you can run a LED DRL but no confirmation on the 2015s. To be honest I don't think it can run both at the same time
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They're only the drl upgrade...gotta upgrade the bulbs separately. The stock lights are basic. Fyi, upgrades of H1 and H7 are the bulbs to find. Hope I was able to answer your question.
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You should not need it. If you have DRLs then you need a relay harness. You can find it here:Kensun HID Conversion Kit Universal Single Beam Relay Wiring Harness - H1 H3 H7 H8 H9 H10 H11 9005 9006 5202 880 881 9140 9145