I have a Harley Davidson that uses the H4 halogen bulb. Will these work? What is the amperage draw?
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Should work no problem. Just make sure the bulb connector on your bike matches the connector in the kit! If not you may have to hardwire it to the ballast harness. The current draw compares to that of a halogen bulb . Digital ballasts usually take less current and step it up so you likely wont pop any fuses. They are much brighter than their halogen counterpart.
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The halogen bulb receptacle will accept the LED unit. The question is whether you have enough space to accommodate the other parts, ie. the LED device has a small fan that screws into the back of the LED lamp. you also need space for the ballast. The difference in brilliance is worth the effort. I don't know the amperage but I suspect that it's considerably lower
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Shouldn't have a problem with the install. Put a set in about 2 months ago and they still work great. I believe when I installed them it said 22w on each of the ballasts, website says 50w per set. Either way it's less than the 35 watts that each halogen bulb uses.
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Not really, this lights were not as good as I thought, I honestly believe that this company will make a better product in the future, but at this time, I would rather stick to the Hid KIT, especially for a Harley .... it will work better for a nicer and brighter ride!!!
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These are almost identical to the aviation bulbs. If your aircraft uses a PAR 46 which is the diamiter of the bulb then yes it will work. If it takes the smaller bulbs then you just need a PAR36. You can install it if your aircraft is vintage per FAA Advisory Circular 23-27. They also work fine on my aircraft.
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Well, I ordered two different bulbs and used these in my Harley. The first bulb was likely defective because it burnt out in 2 days; the second bulb died after a month or so because the heat it produced built up condensation in the headlight housing and ruined it. I now use the normal bulbs haha
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I have no specifics on current draw but these are 12V lights designed for 12V systems such as autos, RV's, trucks.
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Hello,Unfortunately this item is only compatible with the halogen type not HID.Thank you
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No, can't use halogen bulbs on HID kits. You need HID bulbs. theretrofitsource.com has great HID kits if your interested.
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Not too sure what the current draw is but I have 4 mounted on my motorcycle and they are no problem
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it really doesnt matter. i have these HIDs that are rated for 35W in my 55W ballest and they have been running fine for months.
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Best bet, call your local atv dealer and ask them to look up the bulb type for your ride. Or you can usually find the number written on the bulb itself. In case you were uncertain, this is the H6M bulb type and is common to atv's and my Yamaha YFZ450R
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We used the led lights to replace the lights in a trailer. They replaced the lights in the trailer and worked very well. Can't tell you if the will work I. A dodge truck. They do draw a lot less amperage than the original lights.
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I wouldn't ..Honda says your bike is a 45 watt bulb.These are 55 .. additional heat inside the plastic headlight assembly. Higher current draw..
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Depends. I would say NO because they are too small for bull bar and not super bright. Go with a pair of 6" 120W or greater for round halogen lights
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I have no idea. My bike is on a 12 v system if that helps. They can't draw much; they're pretty dim. It's tough to see them unless it's dark out. They get the job done though.
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Hi, I use the 80/100 H4 bulb in my Jeep. I changed out the stock lights with H4 lights and have really enjoyed them. The bulbs are bright and have not caused any damage to my lenses. These are stronger than Dot approves for road use
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hey there ned: i have installed these on everything from buells to kawi concours to a few yamaha zuma scooters. if your bike is running the stock headlight bulbs you can tap the positive wire for same. these grips on high only use approx. 4 amps which is less than 1/3 of a normal healight circuit fuse. i always go to a ground source in the headlight bucket/fairing area but any ground will do. these draw very little amps as mentioned above and normally medium setting works just fine. hope that helps. regards, john lutz/mid atlantic cycle
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iss the 4a to signify 4 amp......if soo ..that is impossible......50 watt halogen bulb..does get hot....the socket is for a bi-pin halogen bulb...I believe it is called a g 4........mr16 halogen bulb..and a bi-pin halogen...peanut bulb..will work... I run mine directly off a 12 volt battery...never touch the bulb..with your oily skin....never get the bulb wet.. a 20 watt halogen bulb is equivalent to about a ..60 watt Edison base light bulbs...I put pie pans for reflectors to enhance the light production....all for emergency lighting
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Do you have halogens? If so, then yes a H11 bulb is required. If you have HID, then no, a D35 is required. If you can't figure out which one, send me a picture of the headlight to xLogan108@gmail.com