MarCer Posted January 10, 2011 Posted January 10, 2011 hi there, One side of my headlights bulb burnt out and im looking for replacement bulbs. I heard that it is important to change both once one is burnt out, is that true ? Im looking at this shop please help me to find out which one bulb do I need http://www.xenonplanet.com/hid-xenon/hid-xenon-bulbs I have find these led plates anybody tried them ? http://www.xenonplanet.com/lexus-18-smd-led-license-plate-lamps
NicLX470 Posted January 10, 2011 Posted January 10, 2011 If you want the color to match, replace both at the same time. Closest to OEM would be the Philips 4300k.
Jordo487 Posted January 18, 2011 Posted January 18, 2011 Maybe I am wrong, I would have to go look, but I think I have these LED lights on my 2006 IS350. They were on there when I bought the car. Not sure the exact model or anything of the lights since I didnt buy them, but I know they are white lights, which I would assume they are the LED lights.
cduluk Posted March 21, 2011 Posted March 21, 2011 You don't NEED to replace both bulbs. Philips (the manufacturer of the HID bulbs in the IS300) makes a color-match bulb, part # 85126CM which will match the used 85126 bulbs in your IS. HID bulbs change color and brightness over time. A brand new 85126 (stock bulb for the IS300) is at a 4300k color. After several years it produces a more "blue/violet" light, of about 5000k color. So Philips made the 85126CM which when brand new is at the color 5000k and intensity of a used 85126 bulb.
lexusman46 Posted October 25, 2014 Posted October 25, 2014 I bought D2R HID bulbs to replace a burned out low beam bulb. But when I got the old one out it has two silver prongs with wires connected to each. The new bulb has a round black base with nowhere to connect the existing wires. But where ever I look all the replacement bulbs look like this. Do some IS300s use a different type of bulb?
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