Will this fit and work properly in a 2008 E60 550? with Xenon lights?
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For the halos yes, I had the same for 2 years If you want even brighter get h11 led Bulbs 360 6000 lumen is going to be hard to get cap back into the headlights but damn the halos will look like the new models
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It is a full unit comes with lights in it they are not xenon you would have to set them up to take that light but they are equivalent to stock lights that come on the car (oem)
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It will operate with a 6 volt system or a positive ground system (just like any other brand of light)... by giving it a 12 volt power source! Using a small SLA battery or similar is fine, because power drain is quite low. Although, if your 1959 vehicle happens to still have it's original type ignition leads, that could be a bigger problem. Most Xenon timing lights for ages now have used an inductive pick-up designed to slip over the No 1 cylinder spark plug lead, and the leads are made from silicone with a carbon impregnated silicone conductor. The modern leads produce less EMI (electrical interference with radios and computers especially) and are also generally more heat resistant and flexible and visible and spark safe for humans. In 1950 most cars were probably static timed with a test light, and both Xenon timing lights and silicone spark leads were not around. The solid conductor spark leads can mess with timing lights. If the light plays up you can always just change out the No 1 lead for a temporary 'normal' one while doing the tuning. The 5568 light also has a dwell function, which most cars haven't needed for some time.
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I also have an E8 and this is the one that was specified by the company, I believe. Fits and works properly.
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Yes, If you vehicle is equipped with the stock halogen assemblies. These are not HID (Xenon) assemblies.
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They should fit. The 55w are much better than 35w. The light output is almost twice higher than 35w. I had 35w before on my 06 VW PASSAT and I could not tell if they lights were on at all so i switched to these but just so you know ballister won't last you long approximately 1-2 months.
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It should be the same size as a regular replacement bulb. I have a Nissan Maxima not Altima but if you look at the replacement size for regular headlights, the size is the same for the Xenon as far as I know.
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I installed it in a E6430 and it worked great. Based on the description is looks like it should be compatible with the E55xx series.
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Bulb works in standard US light fixtures I have in my home. Didn't know what an E27 was, but looking at the web, that appears to be the standard size for lamps. So yes, this works in those.
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if ur beamer is an E46, it should work as long as you have xenon headlights...
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No Brian, they are not. They look nice and everything but you can not adapt them from inside like the original BMW factory made lights. Also you will need xenon lights in order to have better visibility in night on low beam light.Good luck my friend.Nenad
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I think you will need D2S bulbs, so those won't fit. But I'm only 90% sure. Better check which socket the BMW uses before you order.
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I have 2006 e90 call your local dealer and ask them if the BMW oem bulb number is the same for your car and mine. That should answer your question.
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Terry, I know for sure ,in america if you ask for a E27 bulb, it will definatly fit in this.It is a standard bulb for this product that we have.
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Probably, but not sure. I installed it as a replacement for a broken light on a 2014.5 XLE. The fit was just fine. :)
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Yes all the interior lights should be the same. I used this on my 05 g35 sedan.
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Not sure about the second question but halogen sucks compared to Xenon HID lights. I suggest looking in the vehicles manual for 2nd question.