How to replace your car headlights from the original bulb to LIGHTINGWAY LED bulb, you can do it by yourself which is so easy and simple doesn't matter what kind of vehicle you have, please follow the installation instruction on the below. Let's do it!
LED Conversion Kit Product FAQ:
- Q: Can I replace my car’s bulbs with LEDs?
A: Yes, you can replace your halogen or HID Xenon bulbs with LEDs.
- Q: How do I know which bulbs fit my car?
A: Use our “FIND YOUR CAR” tool to ensure you purchase the correct bulbs for your vehicle.
- Q: What are the LED light brightness and color options?
A: We offer 6000K-6500K white color LEDs with three brightness levels:
- 8000LM (VOS Series - All in - Plug and Play)
- 8000LM (G20 Series with Philips Chips - Driver build outside)
- 10000LM (360D Projector Series - Driver build outside)
We recommend 6000LM or 8000LM for standard use. If you need extra brightness for low visibility conditions, choose the 10000LM option. - Q: Are LED lights too bright and uncomfortable for oncoming drivers?
A: Our LED lights are designed to produce a proper beam pattern, reducing glare and ensuring safety. We advise avoiding lights over 10000LM to prevent discomfort for others on the road.
- Q: Can I replace my car lights at home?
A: Yes, our LED conversion kits can be installed at home with basic tools and minimal knowledge.
- Q: My LED Conversion Kit doesn’t fit in the housing.
A: Some vehicle models have smaller assemblies, preventing the dust cover from fitting after installing LED bulbs. You can purchase an oversized cap online to resolve this issue.
- Q: My original bulbs have additional adapters or brackets. What should I do?
A: Certain vehicles, especially from brands like Mercedes-Benz, BMW, Hyundai, and Kia, use additional adapters or brackets for bulbs like H7 or D1S/D3S. In such cases, you'll need to purchase compatible LED adapters online.
- Q: My LED bulbs flicker or strobe after installation.
A: Flickering is usually due to a lack of a warning canceller or the presence of Daytime Running Lights (DRLs) using the same bulbs. You can order a warning canceller or disable DRLs for proper functioning.
- Q: When will I need a decoder?
A: You may need a decoder if you experience the following:
- Flickering lights after installation
- Dashboard error messages
- Lights remain on after turning them off
- Lights are dimmer than expected
- Q: Will LED headlights cause radio interference?
A: In rare cases, LED headlights may cause slight radio interference in certain vehicles. This can usually be fixed by installing a ferrite core or using a better quality anti-interference LED kit.
- Q: What kind of vehicle needs the cancellers/capacitor/decoder?