What posicion the halogen bulb goes??
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What position does the halogen bulb goes? If you are asking where does it go. It is installed for the low beam headlight. If you aren't sure where just turn your lights on just like you are driving at night. And you will find out where to install them. Make sure you have the correct size for your vehicle.
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The bulb itself is inserted into the headlight housing, if you installed your HID's and you see light under the hood but not through your headlights then you did something wrong.
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um... i think you are referring to the Xenon bulb. the bulb position how i installed it, is the white wire that goes to the top of the bulb, is facing upwards. hope that helps!
1918563
Sorry I can't help you. All I know is its a two pronged bulb. Mine has not gone bad yet, but I did have it apart one time.
828874
I changed my bulb back in October, and I'm pretty sure I did transfer those parts to the new bulb. I don't specifically remember what the directions said.
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I remembered it came with 1 mini-can halogen bulb, I think its 100watts. Because of the frosted glass, its not as bright as it could be.
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Halogen and LED are new inventions. :) It's a traditional incandescent from what I can tell. The bulb gets pretty toasty when it is on full blast.
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As far as I know, it looks like it takes a VERY specific halogen bulb. I don't even know if I'll be able to find a replacement halogen bulb for it when it burns out. It might be able to take an LED, but I can't advise you on whether that would be possible. However, given the limited space for a replacement bulb, your results with an LED bulb would likely be way, way too dull to effectively serve as a spotlight. You can set this light to turn off in just 5 seconds and turn down the sensitivity if it is your electrical bill that concerns you. I have it set like that and have not noticed much difference in my bill. Hopefully someone else with more knowledge can reply. Good luck As far as I know, it looks like it takes a VERY specific halogen bulb. I don't even know if I'll be able to find a replacement halogen bulb for it when it burns out. It might be able to take an LED, but I can't advise you on whether that would be possible. However, given the limited space for a replacement bulb, your results with an LED bulb would likely be way, way too dull to effectively serve as a spotlight. You can set this light to turn off in just 5 seconds and turn down the sensitivity if it is your electrical bill that concerns you. I have it set like that and have not noticed much... » Read More As far as I know, it looks like it takes a VERY specific halogen bulb. I don't even know if I'll be able to find a replacement halogen bulb for it when it burns out. It might be able to take an LED, but I can't advise you on whether that would be possible. However, given the limited space for a replacement bulb, your results with an LED bulb would likely be way, way too dull to effectively serve as a spotlight. You can set this light to turn off in just 5 seconds and turn down the sensitivity if it is your electrical bill that concerns you. I have it set like that and have not noticed much difference in my bill. Hopefully someone else with more knowledge can reply. Good luck « Show Less
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I have six of these lights on my house so I had to figure this out sooner or later. Manual says its a 100 watt halogen 78mm T-type bulb. What that converts to is 78mm, 3.070 inches or 3-1/8 inch double ended halogen bulb. I just order my bulbs at 1000bulbs.com
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Unfortunately, I never have to replace my bulb yet since I had it installed in 2011. What I can remember from installing the light, I had to install the light bulb first into the glass metal reflector housing. Then slide the housing into chassis (the black metal chassis that you see in the picture). Sorry, I can not give you a definite answer. I hope this will help you
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My guess would be probably not. The type of socket that the halogen goes into has an electrode on each side that the bulb touches. I've never seen an LED that would fit.
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It is just the bulb. I had to order the entire assembly from motorcycle superstore. At the time, I couldn't find the entire assembly for my bike on Amazon.
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1 bulb, with one end of its electric wires very flimsy. The flimsy end is not rigid likethe other end and does not simply fit into the light housing. I had to mess with itmany times before it locked into the correct position.
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I believe its halogen. Im out of town so I'm not able to look. But they sell a replacement through amazon or you can get it at a hardware store like home depot.
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It's a heating coil not a halogen bulb. I chose this because if that. The halogen bulb breaks and you cannot replace it.
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It is ready to go. I have it mixed with 5 other halogens on the same switch, and it does not get quite as dim as the halogens at the lowest setting.
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No, that's part of the bulb and needs to stay in place. As I remember there was a warning in the directions not to remove it, but just to be sure, I checked my light bulb and that part is in there.
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No... it only has a receptacle for a halogen bulb. Unless they have just recently come up with LED bulbs that can use the same receptacle, you must use a halogen bulb.
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Removal of two small screws gives you access to the bulb. The bulb is in a socket and is not hard wired. It comes with a spare.