If you can do enough research to get to swapping out led bulbs, you should be able to learn about aiming after installing aftermarket bulbs. Your glare is immense! I can see the trees being lit up above your car when the high beams are off. These might look cool to you, but they are definitely glaring more than what is tolerable for most people. Please do more research and learn about the dangers of poorly distributed light. You might think this is great but if you had gone with a higher quality bulb you’d probably have a much better cutoff, better distance brightness and FAR less glare! I recommend SV4, Morimoto, Xenon Depot, Diode Dynamics, GTR lighting, if you want something that isn’t going to anger everyone your lights are pointing at. This is becoming more and more of an issue as more companies sell these illegal bulbs for headlights. Especially now that more laser PnP bulbs are coming out and most People don’t seem to see the problem with that. The fact that most lasers can blind you with direct retinal contact as little as 20 milliseconds. So please for the safety of everyone else please at least do some reading about how to properly aim your lights to eliminate as much glare as possible. You really should do more research. Even look into retrofitting. The Corolla low beam is a great candidate for NHK’s PnP biLED projector that slides right thru the bulbs hole and is then tightened with a nut on the back. That’s only one, there’s also Morimoto MLED 2.0’s, and oem biLED projectors if you want to do a little cutting and using buy and bolts. Don’t be afraid to learn. It’s not very difficult. Especially since everyone loves sharing their knowledge.
They need to start stopping and ticketing people for this. It's one of the most dangerous modifications you can do to a car. I literally have to close my eyes for a second until people with these bulbs pass by, it's a little scary. I know if I brighten my lights at them, they'll just brighten theirs back blinding me 100% afterwards. The worst part is I just saw a review yesterday of one of these bulbs by a woman who drives a big Dodge truck (the worst of all) and she said "if you can tolerate the angry drivers brightening their lights at you, this is a great bulb". < -- people know and don't care
Okay so how are they working for you, I saw some that were similar to this ones on a different video and I heard that there was some issues with them, yours look a little bit better but I'd like to know if they work like they're supposed to So I don't waste my money.
@@Loverofengines101. Thanks I'll make sure I get the same brand, I watched a video explaining how led lights work and I heard that there's some good brands and some bad ones too, if I do get some I want to make sure some good ones.
I judt swapped to led bulbs in my 2011 toyota corolla and now i feel like it may be too bright do you feel that way for yours? Like i feel i might be blidning others even tho its the low beams
@@Yodaismycopilot I just told you. LEDs get hot. They produce a lot of heat actually bro. And bigger ones need a driver to control them it’s basically like a ballast for old style lights
Unless it is hooked up to an electrical system made for LEDs (much lower wattage going in), they will produce just as much heat as any other conventional bulb, because of the nature of the system. The heat is in the circuitry and according to the power output there's some in the bulb, too. Put your fingers on an LED replacement for a typical house light bulb. They're not cool to the touch and by the time the circuitry burns out in mine (which it eventually does) there's always burn marks where it was cooking inside the light socket.
Hello, i was wondering if you could install LED lights for your high beams too? This generation of corollas use the highbeam housing to run the day time running lights so implementing led bulbs could be troublesome. Did you do it and if yes was it successful? Thank you!
The guy mean that the high beam is used for day driving lights as well but in order to do not blind the others , high beam brightness is reduced on about 30% when they are used as day driving lights DDL. The reduction of brightness is done by driving the the high beam bulbs by PowerWidthModulated signal with frequency of 50Hz . If you simply replace the regular high beam halogen light bulbs with LED ones, first they will shine too bright for DDL and second they will flicker!!!
That is the cleanest inside of a car I have ever seen on my life. Thanks, need to do this today.
I installed head unit as you recommended, i'm going to change headlights now thanks bro
Thanks a bunch for the video.
Perfect explanation, Tks a lot!
Excellent video!
Thank you buddy 🙏
coooool vid, but did u have 2 use canbus resistors or NO??? did they work fine without them??? did you do high beams also????
Thank you good sir
Hello, excellent video, I have a question, is the connector hb3 or hb4?
If you can do enough research to get to swapping out led bulbs, you should be able to learn about aiming after installing aftermarket bulbs. Your glare is immense! I can see the trees being lit up above your car when the high beams are off. These might look cool to you, but they are definitely glaring more than what is tolerable for most people. Please do more research and learn about the dangers of poorly distributed light. You might think this is great but if you had gone with a higher quality bulb you’d probably have a much better cutoff, better distance brightness and FAR less glare! I recommend SV4, Morimoto, Xenon Depot, Diode Dynamics, GTR lighting, if you want something that isn’t going to anger everyone your lights are pointing at. This is becoming more and more of an issue as more companies sell these illegal bulbs for headlights. Especially now that more laser PnP bulbs are coming out and most People don’t seem to see the problem with that. The fact that most lasers can blind you with direct retinal contact as little as 20 milliseconds. So please for the safety of everyone else please at least do some reading about how to properly aim your lights to eliminate as much glare as possible. You really should do more research. Even look into retrofitting. The Corolla low beam is a great candidate for NHK’s PnP biLED projector that slides right thru the bulbs hole and is then tightened with a nut on the back. That’s only one, there’s also Morimoto MLED 2.0’s, and oem biLED projectors if you want to do a little cutting and using buy and bolts. Don’t be afraid to learn. It’s not very difficult. Especially since everyone loves sharing their knowledge.
They need to start stopping and ticketing people for this. It's one of the most dangerous modifications you can do to a car. I literally have to close my eyes for a second until people with these bulbs pass by, it's a little scary. I know if I brighten my lights at them, they'll just brighten theirs back blinding me 100% afterwards.
The worst part is I just saw a review yesterday of one of these bulbs by a woman who drives a big Dodge truck (the worst of all) and she said "if you can tolerate the angry drivers brightening their lights at you, this is a great bulb". < -- people know and don't care
It don’t flick the leds ?
Nice video ! Would this work for a 2012 s model ?
Yes but go to Autozone and ask for the Headlight bulb number for 2012 model keep that number on you then you go on Amazon to buy it🙏🏾
@@Loverofengines101 thank you 🙏🏼
Hi I know it's been awhile since this install, I would like to know how it go and did they still work as new
you are not going to believe that everything is still working great up to now 🙏🏽
Hi does these LED light works on Toyota corolla CE 2010?
Hello you liked the comment so works on toyota Corolla 2010
@@PuppetShortFilms did it work on the 2010 model?
Okay so how are they working for you, I saw some that were similar to this ones on a different video and I heard that there was some issues with them, yours look a little bit better but I'd like to know if they work like they're supposed to
So I don't waste my money.
They exceeded my expectations. The lights are really bright and help my daughter a lot while driving at night. I highly recommend them.
@@Loverofengines101. Thanks I'll make sure I get the same brand, I watched a video explaining how led lights work and I heard that there's some good brands and some bad ones too, if I do get some I want to make sure some good ones.
Do you have flickering lights issues in the led bulb you install in your car?
I judt swapped to led bulbs in my 2011 toyota corolla and now i feel like it may be too bright do you feel that way for yours? Like i feel i might be blidning others even tho its the low beams
Yes the lights are too bright
@@Loverofengines101 did you end up switching them back or nah?
@@dijonjohnson9564 can you please link the one you got?
@@keneumeh i honestly dont recommend the ones i bought they sucked and prematurely died even tho i did everything correctly :(
Just wondering the Corolla low beams have a cover infront of the bulb. Was it removed or do you run it with the bulb cover on it
What is the year model of the Corolla?
2009 LE
I thought LEDs were cooler than halogen? Why do they have built-in fans?
LEDs have little circuit boards basically they don’t need to overheat
@@gogreen392 So then why do they need built-in fans?
@@Yodaismycopilot I just told you. LEDs get hot. They produce a lot of heat actually bro. And bigger ones need a driver to control them it’s basically like a ballast for old style lights
Unless it is hooked up to an electrical system made for LEDs (much lower wattage going in), they will produce just as much heat as any other conventional bulb, because of the nature of the system. The heat is in the circuitry and according to the power output there's some in the bulb, too.
Put your fingers on an LED replacement for a typical house light bulb. They're not cool to the touch and by the time the circuitry burns out in mine (which it eventually does) there's always burn marks where it was cooking inside the light socket.
These are no longer available on Amazon🤣🤦🏽♂️🚮 damn lol sucks OR the link you provided no longer works
Bakwas na lena
Hello, i was wondering if you could install LED lights for your high beams too? This generation of corollas use the highbeam housing to run the day time running lights so implementing led bulbs could be troublesome. Did you do it and if yes was it successful? Thank you!
Yes make sure you have the right number
The guy mean that the high beam is used for day driving lights as well but in order to do not blind the others , high beam brightness is reduced on about 30% when they are used as day driving lights DDL. The reduction of brightness is done by driving the the high beam bulbs by PowerWidthModulated signal with frequency of 50Hz . If you simply replace the regular high beam halogen light bulbs with LED ones, first they will shine too bright for DDL and second they will flicker!!!