Use rtv silicone or butyl if you must but jb weld is not only unnecessary it's also counterproductive. When that led fails you'll be buying a whole new reflector housing or working very hard to get that jb weld off.
Upon further review of these Bi-Led projectors, they go away from the bulb install and have the led device integrated within the projector. The average of these type of Bi-Leds are 20,000 to 50,000 hours. Halogen bulbs typically last between 450 and 1,000 hours and HIDs generally last between 2,000 and 3,000 hours. So its safe to say that these Bi-Leds depending on the quality of material and build could last as long as you own the vehicle.
Great video Question i have my lights retrofitted but i noticed my passenger side is shaking is this normal for a retrofitted bi-led projector headlight? Thanks more power
I have 4 questions, if you would. Please? 1. How do I change the bulbs when they burn out? 2. I have a 2014 Nissan Altima s 2.5L. Is that what my H11 bulb headlight looks like when I remove the OEM projector? 3. Why is this always such a big project to do? Don't they sell headlights with these projectors already made . 4. Since my car came with projector beams, will these aftermarket projector beams offer an advantage? If any or am I just going to spend money on something I already have built-in, then be disappointed that it's the same as what I already had? Thank you for helping me with answers to these questions. I appreciate your time to help me out and others who may have the same question.
Yeah, all of that epoxy will make it difficult to change anything out. Luckily LED's rarely burn out and issues would most likely be the ballast instead. On average you'll change out your Halogen light bulbs 100x for every LED bulb change and 20 HID/Xenon bulbs. Essentially LED "bulbs" will last the entire life of the car. HID's typically last 10 yrs, It's not unheard of them to last 20 yrs or more if you don't drive at night very often. LED's last 20x that...
Hello, one stupid question (I haven t search a lot bcz can t find nothing about it) when this projector stop working you are re-opening the headlight again to put a new projector? I m talking about the Led ones built in
i got a question, is it okay to install the BI-LED with the fan and the exhaust outside the headlight? i mean i always seeing people installing BI-LED inside the headlights
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Thanks!
, I didn’t know that’s how you perfectly align the projector for the perfect and straight cutoff.
Use rtv silicone or butyl if you must but jb weld is not only unnecessary it's also counterproductive. When that led fails you'll be buying a whole new reflector housing or working very hard to get that jb weld off.
why would you jb weld them in, what about if they ever fail and need replacing, not the best idea
Asked a similar question on another of his vids. I agree, this diy appears to be a one off for the entire headlight retro fit projector.
Upon further review of these Bi-Led projectors, they go away from the bulb install and have the led device integrated within the projector. The average of these type of Bi-Leds are 20,000 to 50,000 hours. Halogen bulbs typically last between 450 and 1,000 hours and HIDs generally last between 2,000 and 3,000 hours. So its safe to say that these Bi-Leds depending on the quality of material and build could last as long as you own the vehicle.
Great video
Question i have my lights retrofitted but i noticed my passenger side is shaking is this normal for a retrofitted bi-led projector headlight?
Thanks more power
Make sure the bolts of the headlight housing are tightened
I have 4 questions, if you would. Please?
1. How do I change the bulbs when they burn out?
2. I have a 2014 Nissan Altima s 2.5L. Is that what my H11 bulb headlight looks like when I remove the OEM projector?
3. Why is this always such a big project to do? Don't they sell headlights with these projectors already made .
4. Since my car came with projector beams, will these aftermarket projector beams offer an advantage? If any or am I just going to spend money on something I already have built-in, then be disappointed that it's the same as what I already had?
Thank you for helping me with answers to these questions.
I appreciate your time to help me out and others who may have the same question.
Yeah, all of that epoxy will make it difficult to change anything out. Luckily LED's rarely burn out and issues would most likely be the ballast instead. On average you'll change out your Halogen light bulbs 100x for every LED bulb change and 20 HID/Xenon bulbs. Essentially LED "bulbs" will last the entire life of the car. HID's typically last 10 yrs, It's not unheard of them to last 20 yrs or more if you don't drive at night very often. LED's last 20x that...
Hello, one stupid question (I haven t search a lot bcz can t find nothing about it) when this projector stop working you are re-opening the headlight again to put a new projector? I m talking about the Led ones built in
i want a pair of the same projector where can i buy them?
i got a question, is it okay to install the BI-LED with the fan and the exhaust outside the headlight? i mean i always seeing people installing BI-LED inside the headlights
where do i get a projector wit the H
Perfect 👌thanks
Need ur help.....how t install....led projector into h4 sockets
You could pay me a new pair of headlights if you messed up mines like that! Jbweld.. what a mess dude.
This is awful, you really don’t know what you’re doing.