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The installation of the light on a 2013 Subaru Outback on the left side is Okay but on the right side for the main headlight(low beam) is next to impossible with out removing the whole headlight from the vehicle with in addition requires removing the bumper.

I took my caravan for a short drive after installation. They look awesome when you look at the car. Crisp, white with a bluish tinge.. They're pretty bright, when you compare them to the stock halogens against a wall right in front of the car, led headlight looks stronger, as you can see in the picture. when driving around, the light beam just seems weak a little. Later I found that it is not because lighting is being weaker... the problem is that anything over 6000K-7000K in color will lack "darkness piercing" ability, meaning they really don't light up the road very usefully. For the best penetration in the darkness, you want between 4000k-5000k (there'll be people that argue that sunlight is 5300k so that must be the best) 

These bulbs are totally plug and play, I means they don’t need resistors to increase the working power. They don’t have cooling fans, I don’t need to worry about fans broken.

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I installed led lights on 80 Noah. Since it is almost the same size as the normal T15 halogen bulb (a little slim), there is no problem in terms of size at all, it was loose when inserted in the socket.

They are very bright and pure white light, illuminating a wider light beam. Attached is a view of my rear view camera with stock lights and these led lights. All I'd like to say is that these are really going to allow you to safely be seen by pedestrians at a parking area; for example: just in case they don't know you intend to back up and if you don't notice them continue to pass by one side from the front of your car while you are busy trying to back up. That's a hypothetical scenario that could happen and it would be hard for someone to make an excuse because these lights should help the driver not be easily liable for an accident.

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2008 Infinite G37 Replace LED Dome Light And Reverse Light

Purchased these 194 LED bulbs to replace dome light and backup reverse light in my 2008 Infinite G37.

The fit was perfect, the level of illumination is great, brighter a little than stock halogen bulbs. Bulbs are pure white, doesn’t tend to blue or yellow.

LEDs are diodes, one led bulb has only 1.5W while T10 halogen bulb has 6-8W, LED bulbs are more energy efficient. 360 degree light angle like halogen bulbs, don’t need to worry about blind angle problem.

If you want a low cost solution to get you into LED's without a huge investment, then these will do the job, but don't expect to read with them on.

Upgraded with pictures! 

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2007 Honda Accord SE Install Popular G7 Mini LED Headlight Bulbs

Recently, this LED headlight looks popular around the world. I can find it on the top rank of Canada Amazon, Japan Amazon and German Amazon, So I decider to try this on my Honda Acoord and see if this led replacement headlight bulbs is really good like the poster.

The LEDs look beautiful and the build quality feels very premium, I like how you can use a hex screwdriver to twist the actual Bulb section to adjust your beam spread but luckily with my "correct" lock in position the spread was fine. I have reflector housings instead of projector lamps but I haven't been high beamed or signaled by anyone, as the beam spread seems to be quite good for my car.

This would have a higher score if not for a pretty big issue with the fitting. I confirmed that this is the correct bulb size(9006) for my 2007 Honda Accord SE, but the fitment ring hardly fits as it is incredibly loose to the point that they can possibly move while driving altering the beam spread. I haven't had the misfortune of the bulb completely falling out of the housing but it's loose to the point that I wouldn't be surprised if it did. When compared them to my Sylverstars ZXE Halogens, the ring's 3 tabs seem to be too short(about half the length) allowing the LED bulb to just barely stay on. At the moment I've been jury rigging a solution with some electrical tape off only one side of the heatsink to keep the bulbs in place but it's not an elegant nor great solution. I'm not sure if this is the case for all cars but I'm definitely not the only person afflicted so hope for the best with your model.

Updated with pictures!

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Every couple of months I have to change the low beam light bulb in our Prius. It's an issue that Toyota has never resolved on the model. The voltage regulator allows spikes in the 12 volt system which burns out the bulbs. I decided to install a set of G7 LED replacement headlight bulbs. Wow! What a difference in the intensity. Since the LED lights have their own internal voltage regulator and is good from 12 to 24 volts the inherent problem should be resolved. The pictures show the difference between a "normal" halogen H11 bulb and the LED's. Installation was a breeze and it's well designed model. I would highly recommend.

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Calling all Fiesta ST owners, this is a sweet set of LED headlight bulbs that became available for a reasonable price with trustworthy quality. It is powered by Philips Lumileds ZES LED. The installation of this headlight is very easy as this designed Plug N Play. Then it gives you a clear and focused light beam without any dark spot or foggy patterns. They are as bright as you would need them to be. They look brilliant from both a driver's and 3rd person perspective. It illuminates from zero to 6000k in no time, which start instantly so you do not want to wait long.