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What do I Need to Know About Installing LED Bulbs into my Car?
May 28
Peter Altrem
What do I Need to Know About Installing LED Bulbs into my Car?
When you decide to install LED bulbs into you car, you need to know the right size and select the desired color. Next thing to know is that most vehicles use a Thermal Flasher unit to control their Turn Signals. Most Thermal Flasher units are generally not compatible with LED lights without a resistor installed with them. Why you Ask?
How Does a Halogen Light Bulb Work?
May 13
Justin Gazzara
How Does a Halogen Light Bulb Work?
Today, halogen bulbs are most often used for headlights and fog lights, and their increased light output increases driver visibility in darkness and inclement weather. Halogen bulbs are a variant of the traditional incandescent bulbs that have been used since the early days of the electric light. The bulb is either evacuated (has a vacuum) or filled with an inert gas to keep the filament from oxidizing.

Customer Reviews

"Diagram installation and screws to support the fog lamps to chassis. "

- 2002 Dodge Ram (Chicago, IL)

"Installed these on my father in law's truck, very pleased with results halos were a breeze to splice into the headlights, easy install and very impressed with how bright they are, can't wait to put similar set on my Expedition, will definitely be back!"

- 2003 Dodge Ram (Redmond, OR)

"Excellent look & quality with ease of installation. Can see with them better & they look great on the truck."

- 2006 Dodge Ram (Cedar Rapids, NE)

"These fog lights ROCK! The halo looks great at night only. "

- 2002 Dodge Ram (Bossier City, LA)

"i purchased thses halo head lights and they look great on my dodge. they are 100 percent better than my stock fogs and they give it a real good look at night when just the halos are on and not the entire light, These babies are hot!"

- 2002 Dodge Ram (Vineland, NJ)