iBrightstar Newest 9-30V Super Bright Low Power 3157 4157 3057 3156 LED Bulbs with Projector Replacement for Back Up Reverse Lights and Tail Brake Parking Lights, Xenon White
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Standard bulbs will be replaced by these Those bulbs are the same as 3057, 3157, etc., so I'm fairly certain they will fit any vehicle that uses them
I would say 'yes' ( explanation ) in most cases yes, modern cars are designed to flash their blinkers quickly with a broken light. If a bulb burns out then you have less resistance ( load ) in your Due to the fact that LEDs use less power than standard bulbs, the system flashes frequently. You can add a load resistor to stop the flash, but you lose the ability to tell if the light is out, and load resistors can get very hot, and if not installed correctly they may cause damage. I would recommend replacing the relay with one specially designed for LEDs. After that, everything will function the way it was intended to. Simply install the LED and come to terms with the fact that your blinker will flash faster, and you will have to walk around your vehicle to make sure all your lights work, just as we did before computers came along.
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A warning has been issued. There is the possibility that the cruise control will be affected. A recent update Several months after installing the new vehicle, I attempted to use Cruise Control, but it refused to A flashing light). I was unable to engage my cruise control because the LED bulbs were hot to the touch. It appears that the bulbs are not drawing enough power, causing the computer to read that I have blown bulbs, so the Cruise Control would not engage. I replaced the LED bulbs with regular ones and it worked just fine! I will install resistors since I want to keep the LED's, but I found this effect very intriguing. It is not my intention to dock any stars because the product is very good, but it would be more helpful if there was a warning that they might affect Cruise On my 2004 Ford Taurus, I replaced the original weak halogen ones. PROS I am* *br* I have never noticed any difference with traditional brighteners (probably 50% brighter than original)
- The transverse movement is multidirectionalbr> This is a perfect fit - -
+dual beam (just like the originals, these bulbs change from dim to bright when you apply the brakes or turn the turn signal) +con I am* *br* Flasher relays were at a low voltage and I was forced to replace them on Amazon ($7 on Amazon) Changing in color.
You should be careful when buying A catastrophic failure occurred with the product. I began to see a burnt spot on my taillight, which fused The photo below shows what I mean.
There is a lot of light from these LEDs. On my car, these lights disabled the traction control and ABS systems, as they are multi-light levels, so they dim when tail lights are on and become brighter when brake lights are on. I can't explain why this happens, but they worked fine on my car. It was these lights that caused the problem, because once I switched to incandescent bulbs and turned the car off and on I no longer had the problem. In my case, my reverse lights have the same socket size and are an incredible amount of light. They really shine down the street, making them visible. The turn signal flasher on my car is an LED compatible unit, and I use one bulb for turn signals, brake lights, Depending on the polarity, you have to flip these lights so that the negative and positive polarities line up.
My 1997 Ford F350 is equipped with these. After I had replaced all of the head light/tail light lenses and added the LED lamp, I wanted to replace the battery. I found these to be well made and worth the money. One note If you are changing filament style bulbs to LED on an older vehicle, you will need an electronic blinker/flasher module so that the lights will not "hyper-flash" They use far less power than flashing (since they are less energy-intensive). Since I had already replaced mine with an electronic style when the original failed, I had already replaced it. Lighting up the LED lamps was just a matter of plugging them in. They look great through the clear lenses since they are very bright. Thanks a lot for your help.
A set of backup bulbs was purchased for a GMC truck. I was VERY happy to find that the new bulbs in the turn signal and brake light socket Hypertrophy is not allowed I have no problems with Flash. I ordered two more for the other side backup and turn signal/brake light. It will be nice to have one of these LED bulbs to use for a long time. I like its high brightness and low wattage. In order to replace the OEM high-wattage incandescent bulbs that overheated the stock backing plates (which holds the rear tail light assemblies) on my truck, I needed to replace the mounting brackets with aluminium. In order to replace the bulb holding backing plates (both sides) because of aging and melting from the OEM incandescent bulbs,* i searched for a low-wattage LED alternative.
It appears I found it!.
It is hard to find LED upgrade lights that work this well (3157). I am much more impressed with the brightness and durability of these lights compared to the originals. This is a really nice upgrade for older cars! It is a very easy installation. In order to ensure the lights' safety during transit, they were nicely packed. There is a very good company associated with Amazon that provides products that have a competitive edge over their own Put into action. With iBrightstar, there is no such thing as a mistake.
There probably isn't a stronger led tail lamp/turn signal bulb on the market, but this one might be. These are awesome. I installed them in my tail lights for brake and reverse lights on my 99 Dodge 2500, and WOW! The reverse light sockets in my car now appear to house flashlights. Honestly, these things are up there with the best of them. With these I can see what's behind me even at night when I'm backing up. When used as a brake and turn signal bulb, it provides a bright flashing effect and continued operation. My opinion is that Halogen bulbs are better than regular ones. This is the second time I have purchased.
I have them on my 06 PT Cruiser and they are perfect fits. Because the factory backup lights are very poor, anything you do to upgrade them is a huge improvement. Their LED white looks like candles, in stark contrast with stock lights. A considerable improvement in brightness, yet not obtrusive. There were some that were dim and some that sounded distracting even when it was bright out. Trying not to attract attention was my goal. Considering the brightness of these bulbs, they are a perfect compromise. If you do not have to deal with a lot of visual distractions while backing, these are bright enough. Depending on its lighting, backing a trailer may be a problem since it may be hard to see beyond it. Thank you! I'm glad to hear that.
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