Why would they make something that you would have to replace the entire assembly once a light went out? That does not make sense.
Are "halos" and "angel eye" lights the same thing?
Why would they make something that you would have to replace the entire assembly once a light went out? That does not make sense. Are "halos" and "angel eye" lights the same thing?
Ford does that on some cars. I have a customer with 2 GT Supercars that buys headlight housings a couple times a year at about $1500 a pop.
They claim that these zeon headlights are supposed to last the life of the car.
Why would I want to go back to the inferior OEM lights that suck? If I'm going to do that, then I may as well get another set of aftermarkets that look and perform better than OEM and probably cost just as much.
The sad part is that I've asked people how actually HAVE these Halo lights on their cars and they don't know if the bulbs are replaceable or not....and some of these same people installed them theirselves...lol
It just blows my mind that NOBODY knows the answer.
Why would I want to go back to the inferior OEM lights that suck? If I'm going to do that, then I may as well get another set of aftermarkets that look and perform better than OEM and probably cost just as much.
The sad part is that I've asked people how actually HAVE these Halo lights on their cars and they don't know if the bulbs are replaceable or not....and some of these same people installed them theirselves...lol
It just blows my mind that NOBODY knows the answer.
What blows my mind is you own these lights and have no clue yourself. How the hell would anyone else know if you, the owner, do not?
You have ugly cheap-ass aftermarket lights that are broken and demanding that someone tell you how to fix them after multiple people have informed you that they are, in all likelihood, unfixable. If you know so much, fix them yourself. Otherwise STFU and GTFO.
You haven't even seen what I have so how can you say they are cheap and ugly dickhead?
trinity GT...if I had the make and model number I would provide them but I dont because I bought the car with them already on.
I was hoping that maybe someone on here might have bought a set and installed them and repled by saying something like "Oh yeah...I remember when I installed mine I had to buy the bulbs for them" or "oh yeah...mine came with bulbs I had to install"
But nevermind though. I'm sure I'll eventually figure it out without the dickhead answers I have got like this last reply.
Pull the other bulb and look for a part number. If not, buy them in pairs which is preferable anyways else one might be brighter than the other.
Ok. Need a little more information here.
First, those housings take an H1 bulb, not a 9007.
Now, you did not specify if you had HID's, which changes the bulb you'd be looking for. If you have HID's there will be ballasts mounted somewhere and usually a harness running to the battery for Hi's.
Standard H1 xenon bulbs can be had at your local auto parts store if you don't have HID's.
If you do in fact have HID's your only option is online vendors. And for that you need the brand of HID kit you are running.
Also one last thing, I've had personal experience installing and maintaining these particular headlights for some customers and take it from me, replace them...soon. The rings burn out rather quickly in some cases and cannot be serviced, the Hi-beam bulb is a bitch to change, and depending on who installed them, the custom wiring can be a problem. In one case I had a guy bring these in, the custom wiring done for all the extra LED's had been spliced using those quick disconnects and plastic quick splice connectors, which led to a small fire in the junction and just snowballed from there.
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