SEALIGHT S6 LED unboxing and install 2008 Toyota Camry LE
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- Опубліковано 23 лис 2022
- 2008 Camry LE, LED Headlights install, SEALIGHT S6 Unboxing, LED UPGRADE FROM O/E Halogens.
headlights were purchased on Amazon.
SEALIGHT S6 H11/H9/H8 Low Beam... www.amazon.com/dp/B0BG8G3C63?...
Just purchased 2011 Camry and that’s the first thing I did change both light’s because the old ones were terrible, couldn’t be happier
Yeah, the lights I installed have been working wonderfully. My mom actually can drive at night now...she feels these LED's have boosted her confidence.
i like the Hikari Core-12, it gives you a full 1:1 .
Just did this to my 2008. Huge improvement! Thanks!
I saw the car just after Christmas on on 12/26/2023 and the lights are still running strong I will post a follow up shortly. Keep an I eye out on the Honda Accord Light cover polish and bulb change posting shortly. BTW, you are welcome for the suggestion.
You said you were going to show the headlight restoration kit.... did you forget?
The lights came with coton gloves, but you failed to use them. Why? Rubber gloves on hot lenses.
Thank you for your feedback. I decided to do the headlight restoration on a different video for the Honda Accord 8th Gen. Coming soon. I chose not to use the cotton gloves because of the humidity and moisture they lock in from me sweating. I have made it a point to NOT touch the business end of these bulbs and the nitrile gloves I was wearing do not leave oil from skin or residue on the bulb that could become a heat point that would cause the bulb to malfunction. Most important take away is to not install with bare hands due to body oils that can compromise the bulb. The new bulbs were not hot since they were not in use prior to installing. Excellent comment.
Hi I recently upgraded my headlights from halogen to LED on my 2009 Toyota Camry one thing I’ve noticed is that sometimes I get headaches when I’m driving at night I was wondering is it just me or that could be a common side effect of LED headlights bulbs
Make sure it's not flickering. Sometime cheaper bulbs do that
I have heard the same from other Toyo owners. the LED flickering can be a beast. Luckily newer technology is addressing this. As I learn more I will update this video with that brand. I have found that if I wear my yellow tint "shooting"/driving glasses, it improves my comfort when driving a Toyo with and LED upgrade. I hope this suggestion works for you.
Does it really matter which way the light goes in? I thought it can only go in and lock in one way.
Great question, it does make a difference. If you put the bulb in opposite to how the halogens beam is focused you will be the person on the road that keeps getting high beamed. I watched a video from Headlight Revolution, they are so thorough, here is the link: ua-cam.com/video/NbfAyqVgVdM/v-deo.htmlsi=7rJ_LLBPWI2aPAqF. I hope this was helpful.
Hope they dont have flickering
I notice at night when I am driving my vehicle I can tell if it is a Toyota behind me with an LED upgrade. the lights flicker noticeably. They to flicker on this Toyota Camry but not as bad as compared to other brands.
Link to these headlights?
SEALIGHT S6 H11/H9/H8 Low Beam... www.amazon.com/dp/B0BG8G3C63?ref=ppx_pop_mob_ap_share
Dont think its a 98
its 2007-2011 model. 🤣
Ha, you are right, I used to own a 98 and realized I kept on saying that....good catch. I will be sure to be more careful on my next video...thank you for checking me.
Confused me at first
1998??
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Yeah, 2008, I kept saying 98, I used to own a 98 and I may have had a brain fart....thank you for bringing it my attention.
Please wash the engine.. very dirty
yeah it is dirty, but the person that owns the car said they would do prior to getting the alternator replaced. Thank you for the advise and I will make sure to get that done.