Yellow or amber lighting can be beneficial in clear weather, although their advantages are more pronounced in conditions with reduced visibility, such as fog, rain, or snow. These colors improve contrast and reduce glare, which can enhance overall visibility and safety. In clear weather, white light is generally more common and provides excellent illumination for most driving conditions. Regarding the 2023 GLB 250, if the vehicle is equipped with OEM LED headlights, the bulbs are typically integrated into the housing and cannot be replaced like traditional halogen or HID bulbs. For exact details, it’s best to consult the owner’s manual or reach out to a dealer for confirmation.

Sounds like a wiring issue on the driver side! Double check those connections and reach out if you need further assistance!

It's not possible to add color to the projector etching itself, but you can achieve a vibrant and customizable color effect using demon eyes. Demon eyes are small RGB LED modules that are installed inside the projector housing, illuminating the lens with different colors while the headlight is off or in a show mode. For a detailed guide on demon eyes, check out this video: kzbin.info/www/bejne/envdkI2CZah4q8U

Can't argue with that! 😉

OEM Headlights will either be sealed with butyl or permaseal, typically 2015+ will be permaseal and much harder to deal with than older, traditional butyl. Butyl Lens removal: - kzbin.info/www/bejne/mqapiYyIqcShepI - kzbin.info/www/bejne/l5-xYamPd89pi9E Permaseal Lens removal: - kzbin.info/www/bejne/o6a9qIx8qtKFb68 - kzbin.info/www/bejne/qXiVaH-Brah7f5I Check out these videos, they will be very helpful!

They were custom-built for the Q50, plug and play will depend on who builds them for you! Most of the time builders will make it plug and play so its easy for customers to install.

None of them? 😅

Not sure man, sorry! This car belongs to one of our customers.

Totally understand, the Micro D2S is a great new option compared to the older H1s.

A little water won't hurt these headlights, they have a proper seal 🙌🏼

I think he was asking wich one you like better

You have a couple of solid upgrade paths depending on what you're hoping to achieve. If you're interested in something unique and custom, a retrofit could be an exciting route, allowing you to personalize your setup. Retrofitting, however, can be a bit more complex when working with sealed beam headlights, and the options largely depend on how much space you have available behind the headlight. On the other hand, if you're looking for a straightforward upgrade, there are many 7" round headlights on the market that could fit well with minimal hassle. Most of these headlights use H4 connectors, so if your current setup uses 9004, an adapter from 9004 to H4 can make the switch easy. Feel free to let us know which direction you're leaning towards, and we'd be happy to discuss further details or guide you on the best option for your goals. You can always reach us at [email protected] for more advice.

The 2022 Toyota Highlander comes equipped with LED headlights that have a color temperature of approximately 6000K, emitting a bright white light with a slight bluish tint.

@ yea sir after couple hrs of research i finally came to a solution to go for the 6000k and after watching your video helped persuade my decision. Thanks for replying to my question and solidifying my choice. Im going to replace my plate lights and all my interior lights as they are running off the yellow standard lighting. Cant wait im excited for my orders to come in. Once again thanks for replying.

If you're aiming down to accommodate a light, unfortunately there's not much you can do besides adding additional aux lighting (which can be used with high beams if no other traffic is around) - ditch lights, roof lights, extra bumper lights, etc

Hello 🙌🏼

The Morimoto D2S 6000K HID bulbs are estimated to produce approximately 3,200 lumens of light output. However, the lux measurement, which indicates the intensity of light on a specific area, depends on various factors such as the design of your vehicle's headlight housing, the projector's efficiency, and the aiming of the headlights. Therefore, without specific testing in your vehicle's setup, it's challenging to provide an exact lux value for these bulbs.

Check out this video from our friends over at Headlight Revolution and you'll see why! kzbin.info/www/bejne/pJ-nkKZ6jLOde9k

You could say that again! 😜

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We love to hear that our kits have been helping you get awesome light output on all your cars over the years!

The 35-watt ballast won’t supply the full power that a 50-watt bulb needs, meaning the bulb won’t reach its optimal brightness. As a result, you might see weaker light output, as the bulb won’t achieve the intensity it would with a compatible 50-watt ballast.

If you choose yellow, it indeed makes sense to consider the NCS over the HXB for the 4Banger Pods. Since HXB modules are more intense, they’re optimized for clear lenses where light transmission is at its highest. However, with yellow lenses, there's often a slight transmission loss, which can reduce the brightness advantage of the HXB. In simpler terms, yes, by choosing the HXB with yellow lenses, you might be paying for extra intensity that’s diminished by the lens. The NCS, which offers ample brightness for most applications and typically costs less, could give you the best balance of performance and value in yellow.

@@RetrofitSource Thanks. I may do that. I'm guessing that if I wanted to swap the yellow lenses for clear at some point in the future, then the HBX may make sense?

For a D2S retrofit you'll need a pair of D2S Bi-Xenon Projectors, Shrouds, HID D2S Ballasts + Ignitor, D2S Bulbs, and an H4 HD Relay Harness! You can find our HID retrofit kits here: www.morimotohid.com/projector-retrofit/kits/custitem_cat_facet_projector_type/HID

If you're referring to the full housing replacements, Morimoto typically uses 3,000K for their amber colors so you won't have to worry about matching.

Sure, you could stick with stock lenses and feel like a 2003 time capsule, or, dare we say, upgrade to something that doesn’t look like it’s fogged up from the Ice Age. But hey, nothing screams ‘vintage chic’ like squinting at the road! 🕶️

The bulbs in the Morimoto XB LED Headlights are not replaceable. If one of the LEDs goes out, the entire headlight unit would need to be replaced. However, Morimoto's XB LED Headlights come with a 5-year warranty, so any defects or issues within that period are covered by the company.

To turn on the lower fog lights on a Honda Fit, first, make sure the ignition is in the "On" position. Then, turn on your headlights by rotating the headlight switch to either the "Parking Lights" or "Low Beam" setting, as the fog lights typically only work when the headlights are on. Next, locate the fog light switch, which is usually on the left side of the steering wheel or integrated into the headlight control stalk. If it's on the stalk, twist the inner ring to the fog light symbol. Once activated, a fog light indicator will appear on your dashboard, confirming that the fog lights are on. Remember, it's best to use fog lights only in low-visibility conditions like fog, heavy rain, or snow to avoid distracting other drivers.

Can you link this bulb kit ?

We're using the Mini H1 for testing, which has an AR Coated 'Kuria Optic' Glass Lens!

@@RetrofitSource ok does the coated lens give give the bulb a warmer color ?

You can pick any shroud you'd like from our website! Our retro-fit and retro-quick kits also include shroud options. www.theretrofitsource.com/projector-retrofitting/kits/shrouds

They do have sealed gaskets around the LEDs, but we wouldn't normally suggest fully submerging any headlight in water because there is always a chance for water to get inside the breather vents, which every headlight has (including OEM)

You can grab a pair here: www.theretrofitsource.com/2019-ram-hd-xb-led-heads?quantity=1 😏

At least it was a pretty cool car instead of the super common Lamborghini seems that every KZbinr that wants to flex a cool car always picks a Lamborghini

Don’t you have to change the rear bumper to put those on?

A low priced bulb will never compare to a full retrofit like this, trust!

That's a good deal!

That's a good deal!

​@@RetrofitSourcedid you guys quit selling the retrobrights? They aren't listed on your site anymore

Yes, that's a great idea especially for an LED housing that doesn't have bulbs!