Would I need a ballast or resistor for my 2015 Toyota Camry? My DRL & high beams are the same housing. I only want them as DRL
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You would need a DRL harness which is basically two 50ohm resistors in parallel. These lights are not bright at all you would lose your high beam functionality. I would advise you to buy Cree high powered LED bulbs. You can get them from VLEDs or Subispeed.com. if you still want to go ahead and buy these I would buy the DRL harness from iJDMTOY.com.
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I didn't need a resistor for my fogs. So you should be fine. You definitely wont need a ballast.
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I don't know about the Toyota. In Acura I had to use a resistor because it threw an error right away. To check this you can take off your lamp and turn on your car so the DRL starts, if it will tell you check drl on your dash then you definitely need a resistor.
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The resister is for the led u put on. It's because the resist of the led is less than the factory light. So that u need put the resisters if u put a led on ur car.
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I try them without load resistors, and it messed up my parking/stop lights. Had to take it to the dealer, charged me $86 bucks to fix. I just bought a relay.
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Dear Customer,Thank you very much for your inquiry with us!This product is for the halo ring color upgrade. It does come with the resistors to prevent error message from the dash board. This product is strictly to be used for H8 marker bulb/halo ring color upgrade only.Please let me know if I can assist you further on this matter.SincerelyJayiJDMTOY
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When you use the led bulb on turn signal need resistor to solve the hyper flash (flash fast) otherwise no
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Nope, its not gonna work, drl runs at lower voltage, way less than 12V, not enough to fire ballasts
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90981-20005 is lexus part # = d2s bulbd2 ballast should work ( will take some tedious work to install ) if any water/moisture is in fixture may be warranty ?
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Get an HID conversion kit. That should help with you lows unfortunately it won't help you high beam.
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It has bulbs for all types. The rest of the work may require installing a capacitor and relay to send clean voltage to the ballasts. Your 2000 model car may not need this since modern lighting systems are computer controlled these days. Should be plug and play in your case (still need to securely mount the ballast).
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Mr. Riobuya, The advertisement said for Toyota & Lexus. I have a 2008 Lexus that ballast did not work.
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Unless you are replacing led bulbs, yes. You need resistors if you are upgrading from incandescents to LED
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As far as I can tell, there isn't a reason that it shouldn't work. If the factory daytime running lights are not working, this would be a cheap fix for them. I would make sure the fuse for the DRL is removed, or the module or wiring disconnected so they don't both try to activate the DRL at the same time.
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This is just a part of what is needed for an hid conversion system. It would be used as a replacement for a ballast. Does your vehicle have hid already installed?
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You dont need the resisters. Only downside is that the blinker will rapid blink without resister.
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I know you need an H11 bulb. Other than that the bulb comes in different colors, your choice. The ballast is more critical. I would look for one that has what is called CanBus, I think it's called. This prevents warning lights on your dashboard. If not you will need something that plugs in between the ballast and the harness to help prevent the warning lights. I cannot borrow it down to give you certain models due to never actually installing into that specific car and testing to verify or confirm issues or the lack of.
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Your car seems to have an H7 bulb type for low beam, so make sure you get the right bulb fitting, as this kit is a 9006 I believe. As for flickering, I owned one of these that ended up flickering a lot. I changed to Kensun kits which were a bit more money but ended up being well worth it, they've been extremely reliable and no flickering at all.
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You should not need anthing. I just replaced the bulb as normal on my fog lights, no problems. They are a high amp draw, so do not tap anything else onto the circuit you put them on. I had a small pair of day time running lights tapped into my fog light ccircuit and it worked fine until I went to the LED bulbs. The combination of the DRL and the fog LED was to much for the ccircuit and kept popping fuses. As soon as I moved the DRL's they problem went away. Haven't popped a single fuse since. No flickering, no issues at all. I really like these bulbs.