Will this replace the 2008 Toyota Prius ballast, that were recalled in 2011? Would need to drive D4R bulbs. Dealers want between $250 and $500.
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Your Toyota dealer should replace recalled items free of charge. I found it to be of high quality for my Chevy Blazer, but can't tell you if it is a match for your Prius. Try checking an online forum for your specific car!
888627
I believe you need to ask the seller that question, I'm someone that bought this product. I purchased so many LED bulbs for 2 of my vehicles I couldn't be sure about this one.
2100474
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 ?
1980500
Ask the company that sells it! But if you go to the Toyota dealer they give only 90 days parts and 12 months on laber and cost around $300.its a good quality sensor.I replaced 3 on my car 1- on 60K second on 90k and 3 on 120k my car is now 135k.All of them I got from Amazon good price!
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I'm pretty certain switching from any incandescent to LED is going to bring up errors due to the change in electrical flow. You can either try finding a set of LEDs that have the proper spec resistors built in that you're looking for (expensive), or you can buy just the resistor, and wire it up in about 20 minutes (relatively not as expensive). I have a set of these build on Honda Insight and they look great. The car just doesn't have a plate light error, so that was a null factor.
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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.
644606
Hey, any D2S HID headlight bulb will fit. As far as the exact model number I am unsure of. I made the mistake and bought from this buyer don't make the same mistake unless you are in the market for used or remanufactured bulbs. The bulbs that they sent me had burn marks around the connectors, and when I wanted to return them they told me that they "tested all of their bulbs for color and density". This is not neccessary for any reseller to test parts directly from the manufacturer. It is like going to Lowes to buy lights for your home and they opened all of them to test them. Not very plausible.
1918686
Yes but it is a bit difficult as the door on the back of the assembly screws on with about 6 screws and it must come off to replace bulbs. Some of the screws may be hard to reach without a special tool and you wont be able to see much inside the assembly for replacement. They all come out the back but it may be easier to pop the bumper off and do it the right way. Or replace the bulbs before installing if you plan on upgrading them. I have a 2004 TDI as well! Good luck!
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There are Variations of HID bulb fitments, first however either pull the bulb it's relatively easy and see if they match up. Or call your dealerr and ask if the DS2 Hid bulb will fit. I've had mine over a yea.r I live in Wisconsin it get cold -0 and for the price of these less, than a blinker bulb I would a been happy if they burnt out 6months of use for the price you can't go wrong, I bought 4 right away. I've been extremely pleased considering one of these bulbs retail for upwards 100 bucks hope this helps.
449444
I had a 97 4Runner, but now have a 2011 and they share the same bulbs for the interior dome light, but I am not sure about the front reading lights because I never had to replace them in my 97 after 15 years and 350k miles. RIP
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Currently there is no replacement. There are LED bulbs that fit that base, but the brightness isn't near what you need for night driving. HID is the next best thing, but expensive.
949534
Probably the easiest thing to do is get a t/s flasher for LEDs. Got mine at orieleys auto parts. Just swap the flasher and your good to go.
1261975
http://www.lightbulbs4cars.com/toyota%20bulb%20guideCheck this guide out. If the daytime running light (DRL) is the same as High beam, 9005 will fit. I have been using these bulb on my DRL on my Honda for almost a year... still going strong. Make sure you don't touch the bulb with your hand while installing or it will shorten the bulb life ALOT!Your welcome!
557279
The ballast will just under drive those bulbs so you will get no than 16 K lumen total because of incorrect bulbs, but they will probably light up just will not be enough juice to get the 5k lumen per bulb and maybe less lumens than the correct bulbs. My guess but sure that's the case now if you had vho ballast you would b in buisness or very high output this one is just HO
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Hamhock is correct; not to be found in your average retail store at all. Also, if possible before ordering- make sure it is the bulb you need and not the ballast! I bought two bulbs only to find out later it was the ballast which had failed, argh!
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My light recently stopped working after 2.5 years of daily use. I replaced the bulbs but that did not work. Usually this is a sign that the ballast needs replacing. I can't find it however even after removing the ends and looking down the tube. Before I take it apart any further I'd like to know if anyone else has done this repair successfully. I contacted Hydrofarm. I have not yet heard back. Here is there support page: https://www.hydrofarm.com/support
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http://priuschat.com/threads/not-all-hid-bulbs-are-created-equal.101472/#axzz3Ntt8EbOB All prii use HID. Read the link. Also Amazon can tell you if the headlight you choose matches your car.