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So, do these new ones fit inside for low and high beams? I’m looking to get some that fit without modifying the dust cap.
The Touring Pacifica uses the 9005 bulb for both the Low and High beams. Note the lower models have Reflector housings and take a different bulb.So, do these new ones fit inside for low and high beams? I’m looking to get some that fit without modifying the dust cap.
Since you have a 2018 Limited, curious as to why you installed LED fogs as that trim already has OEM LEDs in the fogs.I have similar bulbs in H11 form in the fog lights. https://amzn.to/2CKmAYw Very happy with them. H11 bulbs are installed from outside, no clearance restrictions. 9005 should fit inside the headlight housing.
https://www.pacificaforums.com/forum/401-electronics/36962-[how-]-led-fog-lights-installation.html
Since you have a 2018 Limited, curious as to why you installed LED fogs as that trim already has OEM LED bulbs.
Did you want different ones for some reason (if so, why?), or was this install for a different Pacifica?
I have the Hybrid. No HIDs low beams and no LED fogs.Since you have a 2018 Limited, curious as to why you installed LED fogs as that trim already has OEM LEDs in the fogs.
Did you want different ones for some reason (if so, why?), or was this install for a different Pacifica?
Or (more likely), I misunderstood your application.
Thanks - I've ordered the front turns you linked and will report back with any issues. It looks like others have had luck with the iJDMTOY / Amber CAN-bus PWY24W LED - which by its description is a CANBUS-supporting fixture, while this one isn't CANBUS. Maybe it doesn't matter.Front: https://www.amazon.com/dp/B01N3AZQYH?ref=yo_pop_ma_swf
Rear: https://www.amazon.com/dp/B01EEI9LL2/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_apa_QU2ZBb2QHJNJD
This bulbs makes no hyperflash on Limited.
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Finally completed the front turns with the newer LEDs. Everything works great! The reverse lights are sunshine bright, and the tails and turns work fine without any hyperflashing (see above for which LEDs I'm using). Kudos to Chrysler for changing the SW code so that the lower power draws of LEDs don't trigger hyperflash.
These bulbs https://amzn.to/2AHQ0on a lot brighter than the stock H11s and maintain the sharp cut off. Alla lighting sells the identical ones for almost double the price.To follow up, the Alla's do indeed work. I took the plunge and the amazon.ca bulbs are the same as the amazon.com bulbs. They light up the housing like OEM and the mirrors / dash don't hyperflash.
The Phillips headlights have been OK. They are slightly dimmer directly in front of the car then out near the cut-off. But other than that they're performing well. My wife was quite happy with them.
I bought the Philips fog lights (Model 12834UNIX2). I figured might as well make them a matching set, have good warranty, headlights worked well, got them on a bit of a sale, etc. The fog lights suck. Same color but something about them isn't playing well with the fog light housing. I feel like they're dimmer than the halogens. Will be uninstalling them when I get an opportunity on a warmer day. Wish I didn't butcher the packaging so I could return them (wasn't expecting to not be happy)
Cheers ya'll
Thanks for the tip. Since I'm in Canada and don't want to pay conversion rates or additional import fees I scooted back over to Amazon.caThese bulbs https://amzn.to/2AHQ0on a lot brighter than the stock H11s and maintain the sharp cut off. Alla lighting sells the identical ones for almost double the price.
Teslas have LED lights, so they will generally have a cooler color than HIDs. You can replace the HID bulbs with ones with a higher color temperature, I think stock HIDs are normally 4300K but LEDs are generally 5500K. However, HIDS with color temperatures higher than stock start losing light intensity instead. I personally don't think there's any advantage to go above stock HID color temperature, since you get less light and the whiter light will backscatter more in rain and fog, but that's up to you.Different question, but a little related to this thread.
I have a Limited '18 that has factory HID lights. I really like it, but they aren't super white. Any time a Tesla drives next to me, they appear yellowish compared to the extremely white Tesla factory bulbs. I've been noticing it more and more lately (there's a lot of Tesla's out here). Anyway, when one of these lights burns out, I plan on replacing both with different bulbs that will work with the factory HID setup. Any suggestion for brighter (whiter) lights that fit the factory setup?
Thanks!