XenonDepot needs your GX460
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Just asked the Club Lexus member that posted the review if he has any:
https://www.clublexus.com/forums/lig...depot-com.html
Steve
https://www.clublexus.com/forums/lig...depot-com.html
Steve
#23
It was hard to find not too lighted place so I can take a good pictures. Here are five I took.
1. street w/ foglights off
2. street w/ foglights on
3. wall 10 feet away
4. wall 15 feet away
5. wall 25 feet away
I hope it helps!
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Uploaded as well in Lighting section.
1. street w/ foglights off
2. street w/ foglights on
3. wall 10 feet away
4. wall 15 feet away
5. wall 25 feet away
I hope it helps!
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Uploaded as well in Lighting section.
#25
Lights are working well so far. No regrets. I hope the write up is bringing new customers who are more comfortable DIY.
#27
I have a question, what happens once the bulb life hours are over, how do you go about replacing these if one get fused over a period of time, I think you have to replace as a pair, as the color difference would be shown, secondly I see you have glued with some sealant to hold the wiring, how difficult it would be once they need to be replaced as the Phillips rebased bulbs come with the Pig tails, Does XD sell these phillips bulbs with the standard pig tail wirings.
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I have a question, what happens once the bulb life hours are over, how do you go about replacing these if one get fused over a period of time, I think you have to replace as a pair, as the color difference would be shown, secondly I see you have glued with some sealant to hold the wiring, how difficult it would be once they need to be replaced as the Phillips rebased bulbs come with the Pig tails, Does XD sell these phillips bulbs with the standard pig tail wirings.
Depending on the age, I would suspect you may have to replace just one or both. The 100 hrs is the time Philips needs to achieve the right brightness. If it has been few years and one went out, I would replace both or just get a new kit as I am sure there are better by then. If just couple years, then I would replace just one.
With this kit you would replace the bulb with the wire going through the sealed cover. Even though I have sealed it, I can replace the cover for a new one. Each cover costs only $10 or so. I prefer to have it water tied and have to replace it then having foggy lights as moisture got inside. Personal preference.
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