How To Install H1 LED Headlight - Aftermarket Halogen Bulb Replacement

[@AllaLighting]

How to install, replace & change aftermarket H1 headlight bulb halogen to H1 LED headlight conversion kits bulbs? Easy installation, this video shows the steps by upgrading vehicle 2000 VW Jetta aftermarket halogen H1 headlight bulb (not stock factory bulb) to LEDs, Thanks for watching and if you like our videos, please give us a thumbs up, and subscribe to see more installation videos!

[@newyorkboss6124]

Me to im tryin figure

[@skymaster9484]

Is this a glove commercial because that's all I seen.

[@7470alexander]

Where in the hell did that extra ground wire come from?

[@robidodi7623]

Exactley ..where the black thread comes from?

[@alphasaiyan5760]

It was attached to the metal part of headlight housing. They tell you that it attaches to the metal in the light and it connects to the metal part of the bulb completing that circuit.

[@bigdaddy6879]

Won’t the dust covers not allow the fans to cool the bulbs??

[@mind.hacker9996]

exactly what I was thinking...

[@chamakese55]

Led run at a cooler temp then halogen

[@bigdaddy6879]

@@chamakese55 I know that, but they still get hot…

[@chamakese55]

@bigdaddy6879 covers are only meant to keep dust and moisture out. I've been running leds with my dust covers on for 2 years now..lights are still fine and no melting.

[@chamakese55]

They run less cooler. It's not even a concern, being that Halogen run more hot and with the dust cover on from factory.

[@chriscarle9982]

Them big ass gloves on while working idk how u work like that

[@zahkilovett]

Thank you!! I’ve been so annoyed trying to figure this out

[@khaled753]

these aftermarket dust covers will hinder the led fans from drawing enough air

[@thisisntsergio1352]

I'm not sure if this is true or not but I always assumed it was also for keeping moisture out. Getting moisture inside the headlight causes fogging and is annoying to get rid of.

[@TechDove]

@@thisisntsergio1352 yes that's what they're for

[@robnulty9462]

2 years with factory covers on with 4 100w leds, fans still running,bulbs still working. NOVSIGHT.

[@rjaybruhh]

*_Had to look this up because I'm pretty sure I ordered the wrong bulb. My OEM civic lights said it takes H4/9003 but now looking at it my aftermarket lights actually take H1 bulbs… after trying to put them in I looked at the bulbs I already had in and they said H1 on them._*

[@alvinsavage9408]

Hey man i jz wanted to ask u my car using the h1 too but the problem is my car only have one socket and the lef buld has two i dont understand how to fix it

[@AllaLighting]

Thanks for your message, we missed your question before and sorry for being late to respond. Would you please send us pictures of the housing opening, wires and connectors to email [e-mail] and also advise your vehicle's make, year and model, we'll try our best to help you fix the circuit

[@Sir_Richard_Crainum_lll]

Like your dust prevention little thinga-mo-bober, lol pretty nifty

[@donaldhyatt6078]

Never secure wires like this guy did. Under the hood the wires need to be not exposed to the elements. This tape the wires and leave them hanging was a half ___ you know what job. Cut the wires and solder and heat shrink or get a waterproof inline splice you also shrink with heat, and it seals the wire connection. This guy just made a wire problem at least here in Ohio where we have rain, snow, and salt water in winter.

[@1Guason3]

The housings fasteners loop over the halogen bulb. They can't loop over the back of this led. How does it work?

[@AllaLighting]

For LED upgrade halogen, for some vehicles, extra H1 adapters maybe required to hold the LED, here is installation guide for your reference: kzbin.info/www/bejne/kIPCg6SjgaiUgbs, it has several H1 adapters depends on the stock retainer holder, so please check the OEM one and choose the correct, H1 headlight adapters option link is allalighting.com/search?type=product&q=h1+adapter

[@pur3assaultz189]

What if I broke connecter the mane wire to the bulb (red) do I need a whole wire system

[@newyorkboss6124]

I have one h1 plug do i still need to plug the wires in the plug ??¿

[@everettkirk8368]

why not make a smaller hole,then push the 2 wires through first,

[@robidodi7623]

I have 2 wires to the LED bulb but only one plug to the headlight .. how do I do it?

[@colincarrington4629]

look up male h1 adapter on amazon if you haven’t got it yet

[@stephenm5000]

Thank goodness tech has moved on and you can buy LED bulbs that are the exact same physical size as a standard H1. Saves all that orientation and dust cap faffing around!

[@mrluvus07]

Htf you able to work with those XXL gloves.

[@nickvgallo]

I cannot adjust the orientation on the bulb bc the housing will not allow me to turn the bulb down to a 6oclock instead it's at a 5 o'clock. 05 mustang gt

[@teamwei]

My led h1 bulbs keep turning off after few min of driving. After I turn the truck the back on the lights are back on...the video mentioned letting the driver hang... I have it zip tied to other wires.. could this be the cause of my lights turning off when in motion?

[@AllaLighting]

Thanks for your message, would you please advise your vehicle's make, year and model for further assistance?

[@Rumeel12708]

I have after market bixenon headlights on my 05 tacoma and I've been wanting to add some morimotos, similar setup as this

[@borisdevries5014]

Where can i buy those aftermarket dust covers?

[@masterofuploader4]

Question i cant remove the ground wire from the Housing. Can i use that led without attaching the ground wire?

[@masterofuploader4]

Or since it is attached to the housing can i just stick the ground wire to the housing?

[@AllaLighting]

Ground/negative is required to power LED bulbs, you can use T-tap to splice LED bulb negative wire to ground cable in the housing, you can also stick LED bulb negative wire to metal ground in the housing using a soldering iron. If you don't have any of those, the easiest way to do so is to strip about 1 to 2 inches of both negative wire and ground wire then twist them together, wrap with electrical tap. check the connection regularly if you twist wires together, which is not as reliable as soldering joint or T-tap joint.

[@masterofuploader4]

@@AllaLighting thankyou :')))

[@lancho5784]

Are these like dual beam? Like can do low and high beam?

[@AllaLighting]

It depends on your stock headlamps, if the stock headlamps has dual high and low beam, and choose the correct bulb sizes, and the LED will have the same function, If you are not sure what bulbs can fit your vehicle, please advise your vehicle's make, year and model for further assistance.

[@FXPips11]

How does light know i switch from low to high beam? 2014 equinox, converting to h1 only bulb, projection

[@PURESOUND4]

@@FXPips11Halogen H1 bulbs are single filament, so they (and the LED replacements) are either high beam or low beam. My aftermarket Spyder headlights have an H1 for low beam in a projector, and another H1 in a reflector for the high beams. So when I made the switch to LEDs, I had to buy 4 LED replacements.

[@FXPips11]

@@PURESOUND4 Thnks for replying bro, got it figured out,

[@christianbasulto5395]

@@PURESOUND4 When you bought LED low beam bulbs for your aftermarket Spyder headlights, did you need a converter to connect the positive and ground wire? I only see one connector for the H1 halogen bulb. Does that mean I will need the converter?

[@jeramyer3671]

What do I do if my metal clamp that holds the bulb secure won't fasen over the bulb because of its size?

[@RBoysMedia]

It will. You’re doing it wrong

[@RBoysMedia]

Or you have the wrong led. I’m assuming you got the correct one. The clips will fit but you have to figure out how they fit correctly lol

[@2slick02]

Did you ever figure it out?

[@retrogod7834]

So I put the bulbs in perfectly and both connectors and the bulb just doesn’t work, try the other one and it also doesn’t work... put the stock one back and it works just fine. How can it be in and connected but not work?? I’m about to throw these trashy aftermarket housings in the garbage and go back to 9006 bulbs. Any help would be appreciated

[@AllaLighting]

Thanks for your message, would you please advise your order number, vehicle's Make, Model, year and high or low beam and email to [e-mail] for further assistance? Thanks in advance.

[@PURESOUND4]

Flip the positive and negative wires going to the led.

[@knurri]

why such heavy gloves for this? It's a headlight, not hot exhaust.

[@DonnyWinning2024]

Show us the beam pattern.

[@AllaLighting]

yes, here is the version beam pattern as below video, please check for it: kzbin.info/www/bejne/nGPUm5V3qrBnecU

[@martintorres3883]

Muy buenas luces gracias 💪🏻👍👍😍

[@mojomojo2091]

The amount of jerking to remove that old globe is unreal!. if you can move it that much just pull it out... you are just wreaking the connecter otherwise

[@deltatuning]

You have a Website? Or sell on eBay or Amazon?

[@AllaLighting]

Yes, website is allalighting.com/

[@AllaLighting]

And we also sell on EBAY and AMAZON, and when you search Alla Lighting, and you will find us on site

[@jazzcam2799]

I thought it was the lumen that you need to increase ?

[@joshuabarrera4963]

The fact that a “professional” is ok with just taping over rubber to keep terminals dry annoys me, its not that hard to solder and heat shrink ti get rid of it bouncing around in there especially on a front wheele drive car, you dont want that getting caught in your belts

[@alnajebrashid4639]

Terima kasih..

[@MrJacobCastro]

So instead of showing us the full install. You show us an install that is already half way done and leave out the first part…..all you did was switch the bulbs. Thats not difficult at and doesn’t require this video. So pointless. Thanks for wasting my time.

[@Perplexer1]

Step 0: Remove the damn gloves!