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After my son preaching to me the benefits of LED Lamps he suprized me for my birthday with some Aux Beam LED’s for my Z06. What an AWESOME upgrade ! I’m a believer.
Installed both Low and High, totally Plug and Play. No problem with operations of headlights closing.
Totally recommend this mod 👍
Sorry, I threw away box after install.
Son ordered them on Amazon, it was total kit for C5, lows and highs. He said they have Gold color and Silver color housings. The silver was what he has and got for me. Said silver was higher lumens. They are replacements for 9005 and 9006 standard lamps with plug and play ends already on lamp wires.
Last edited by DECON BLUE; Oct 26, 2020 at 09:21 AM.
Did you have to use any resistors to control the voltage?
Not sure what you mean by controlling the voltage.
If it's a question about headlight doors not closing, the circuit needs to see a path to ground. Incandescent bulbs provide this through the filament. LED(iodes) don't do that, and when people plug in a straight up LED, the headlights fail to close. These bulbs are listed as having a fan motor, so the fan motor is performing the function as a conventional filament, and the control module closes the doors.
Not sure what you mean by controlling the voltage.
If it's a question about headlight doors not closing, the circuit needs to see a path to ground. Incandescent bulbs provide this through the filament. LED(iodes) don't do that, and when people plug in a straight up LED, the headlights fail to close. These bulbs are listed as having a fan motor, so the fan motor is performing the function as a conventional filament, and the control module closes the doors.
Whatever, all I know is I’m happy and wanted to pass on some positive info
Sorry, I wasn't trying to imply that you had given an incomplete explanation, I just wanted to make sure that if I install them that I won't screw things up!
Thanks for the explanation. I had a problem with my engine compartment bulb not drawing enough voltage when only it was on. That's what I was trying to refer to. I'm not very mechanical!
Sorry, I wasn't trying to imply that you had given an incomplete explanation, I just wanted to make sure that if I install them that I won't screw things up!