The description says for a "low" beam, how does this effect the high beams? Are the high beams still able to work or just the low beams? Is there a dual LED bulb that will work for a 2015 Honda CRV ? Thanks
There are two separate bulbs on the CRV. The high beams are the bulbs that are closer to the front grille while the low beams are further away from the grille
On the touring models, it’s a projector housing but a reflector on the LX I believe. The fog lights are reflector housings so I haven’t installed LED fog lights since it’ll cause the light to scatter everywhere
Giving you a ticket for the "rolling stop" at the end. LOL
LOL it happens so naturally now living in NJ 😂
Thanks for this info. Sure is easier than trying to swap out bulbs in my daughter's Honda Fit! Any idea what bulbs a 2013 CRV uses?
No problem! I’ve heard it’s a very tight space in the Honda Fit haha. I think it uses the 9003 bulb!
The description says for a "low" beam, how does this effect the high beams? Are the high beams still able to work or just the low beams? Is there a dual LED bulb that will work for a 2015 Honda CRV ? Thanks
There are two separate bulbs on the CRV. The high beams are the bulbs that are closer to the front grille while the low beams are further away from the grille
Any issues with blinking/flicker?
None so far! Working well almost a year in
is the headlight housing a reflector or projector style?
On the touring models, it’s a projector housing but a reflector on the LX I believe. The fog lights are reflector housings so I haven’t installed LED fog lights since it’ll cause the light to scatter everywhere
@@DIYDetail which model is in this video?
This is a touring!