LED Headlamp Retro Kit (HID to HID/LED)-Lamp Set (Loaded)?
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I've purchased a 2009 Lexus IS-F recently. I think that the LED front lamps will look brilliant on my car. However, Lexus told me that the factory LED lamps won't fit on 2008-2010 models of ISF.
I searched and searched, eventually I ended up purchasing the LED Headlamp Retro Kit (HID to HID/LED)-Lamp Set (Loaded) from Sewell Parts. Anybody knows if they will fit on my car and are they easily installed? Are professional installation needed? ![Crying](https://www.clublexus.com/forums/images/smilies/Peace.gif)
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The lights should fit your car with some manual adjustments. You'll get a blinking light on your dashboard due to the LED lamps not having AFS. If you already have HIDs I believe all you need is the stripped version of the lamps. Besides the cost savings, the only other difference is that the loaded versions are for non-oem HID cars.
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The lights should fit your car with some manual adjustments. You'll get a blinking light on your dashboard due to the LED lamps not having AFS. If you already have HIDs I believe all you need is the stripped version of the lamps. Besides the cost savings, the only other difference is that the loaded versions are for non-oem HID cars.
Also need to change the turn signal flasher, as you are going from a double bulb to a single bulb.
Do you install research first, and you will have no problems.
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The lights should fit your car with some manual adjustments. You'll get a blinking light on your dashboard due to the LED lamps not having AFS. If you already have HIDs I believe all you need is the stripped version of the lamps. Besides the cost savings, the only other difference is that the loaded versions are for non-oem HID cars.
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You need to modify or cut the plastic headlight bumper brackets slightly with a dremel tool. As the dealer throws new parts at everything, they will have no clue, in most cases how or what to do.
Also need to change the turn signal flasher, as you are going from a double bulb to a single bulb.
Do you install research first, and you will have no problems.
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Also need to change the turn signal flasher, as you are going from a double bulb to a single bulb.
Do you install research first, and you will have no problems.
Digger08
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Not close unless by "La", you mean french Quebec !
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