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Old 12-03-2007, 07:02 PM   #1 (permalink)
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Problems w/ 9005s as fogs??!!

Ok I know that our cars use the 9145 foglight bulb but I see alot of guys using the 9005 instead. I know these are normally used has high beam bulbs and have a higher wattage rating so I'm asking has anyone had a problem using these bulbs? Any melted harnesses or foglight housings? Any problems with on coming drivers and the brighter fogs? Any advice is greatly appreciated!
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Old 12-03-2007, 08:29 PM   #2 (permalink)
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Actually, I think the low beam bulbs are 9006s... aren't they?
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Hello,

your fogs are 9145/H10. We have had many members use 9005 kits with no problems at all.

We also have 9145/H10 fitment as well.

Are you interested in a particular colour temperature?

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Fogs

I ran the 100w halogen bulbs in my fogs for more than a year with no issues. I have had the 9005's in for almost a year, also with no issues.
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When using a 9005 bulb for the foglight you have to make sure its 35 watts. Anything over could melt the wires/housing.
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Be really really careful with higher wattage bulbs. I have seen many customers really damage their headlights and/or wiring.

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When using a 9005 bulb for the foglight you have to make sure its 35 watts. Anything over could melt the wires/housing.
Actually I think you want to say under 65 watts. The stockers are 45 watts already.

I use SSU 9005 and all is well.
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Actually, I think the low beam bulbs are 9006s... aren't they?
Correct for cars without HID
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Actually I think you want to say under 65 watts. The stockers are 45 watts already.

I use SSU 9005 and all is well.
Your right. thats what i ment lol
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O.K. I'm sticking with the 9145s. I'm currently running the SilverStars and now I'm wondering should I upgrade to the Ultras? Any advice would be greatly appreciated.
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