2004 TOYOTA AVALON HEADLIGHT BULB REPLACEMENT- LED UPGRADE by Xiphoer
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- Опубліковано 8 гру 2019
- amzn.to/2E4oyCm 9006 Low Beam LED Bulbs used in the video.
amzn.to/2rvHd7A - 9005 High Beam LED Bulbs used in the video.
They look better than the original halogen bulbs, and are brighter, but not blinding to oncoming traffic. The light color is 6500k white.
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Just a quick video showing how I replaced the Headlight Bulbs in my daughter's 2004 Toyota Avalon.
LED Headlight Bulbs, Xiphoer Canbus-Ready HB4 Conversion Kit 16,000LM for High/Low Beam with Cooling Fan Mini Size, 6500K White
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Thank you so much. I got tired of waiting for my husband to put me in a new bulb so that I can drive later than 6:00pm. Now I can do it myself!
Don't toss away the old bulbs, you may need to take off the rubber O ring and add it to the new LED in case the one came with the LED is not thick enough. Happened with me with LASFIT brand and the customer service advised me to do that.
Great advice and info.
Thank you. I will hang on to them in case anything goes wrong with the LED bulbs.
Take care,
Dan the Fix it Man
I wish you could have taken it out at night while one side still had the old bulbs in so we could see the difference... ideally on a country road with no raised reflectors, and then on a highway that does. I think bulbs with a higher color temperature, besides being by definition a higher frequency, may also have a higher UV component that, while not visible to the human eye, have the effect of exciting raised reflectors, pavement striping, traffic signs, reflector tape, animal eyes, etc. to return more visible light as a sub-harmonic of the UV frequency(s) emitted from the source, (like fluorescent pigments in ‘neon’ paints) - a sort of ‘black light” effect, and LED’s seem to be better at this than incandescent bulbs, including halogens. As I understand it, this results in fluorescent things appearing to reflect more light than they are being illuminated with. This is also why LED bulbs might appear ‘brighter’ in a highway test, as opposed to a country road test, not at all a bad thing, but might be important to a person who regularly drives on roads with no reflectors (except the retinas of the White Tail buck they’re about to hit ... or the feral hog ...) - just a thought ..
Hi, thanks for this video, it’s the same for the 2005 touring model ?
Perfect!
Thank you !
Thanks man.
Were these LED upgrades from halogens ok w the daytime running lights?
Can you show how the delivery look
In a 06 toy-Avalon would I have to remove my battery ?
Do you know if the low beam and high beam are the same exact size socket so I can just replace them with 4 of the same exact lumens/color and brand. Because you went 9005 and 9006 can I just go 9006 on both because I Already have 9006 on low beams.
Good video but honestly it might have easier to just remove the entire lens housing which has only three easy to reach bolts.
Then you would not have to worry about scraping your knuckles.
Does each box only come with one light or one for both headlights
Each box I got came with two bulbs
Now that it is 3 years later, how has it worked out so far? Thank you.
My daughter has this car now, but she still has the same LED bulbs in it and they are still working great! Thank you for asking.
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-Dan the Fix it Man