Hey guys,
Wondernig what is the bulb for GE Jazz the 2nd gen?
thanks
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Hey guys,
Wondernig what is the bulb for GE Jazz the 2nd gen?
thanks
check the manual
hey guys i just bought some new bulb for MY09 jazz.....but i'm not 100% sure if its the right voltage.
its H4 - 6000K 12V/125W, but it also has another sticker saying its 55W
can someone pls explain? cheers
I believe GE8's bulb model same as 1st gen.
125w is way to big for jazz 55w is what u want get the manual books out, they have the specs there
it saids on the manual 12V - 60/55W (H4/HB2)
i've got 55W H4, does that mean it's too low W?
if u put 125 u might not have enough voltage running through it and results in less bright light
and also in some case that you might have enough voltage power and melted the headlight because the bulb is way too hot for the design
try in you house with filament 25W BULB compare to 100W which 1 is hotter? ;)
H4 has two filaments.Quote:
Originally Posted by 3riC
low beam and high beam.
60/55w refers to low beam 60watt & high beam 55watt.
125 watt is way too high for standard headlights. like you say, you run the risk of overloading your wires and burning/melting your headlights. It draws more power compared to stock wattage (55watt) so no, it won't be less bright.Quote:
Originally Posted by 040501912
if anyone doesn't have a clue about what they are posting, then they shouldn't, false information FTL.
see too much of it now on OzHonda.
some brands have this super duper magical thing which they claim their bulbs are rated at 55watt but produce the light of 100 watts or whatever else.Quote:
Originally Posted by 3riC
if its h4, just make sure it's rated at 60/55w
technically, using the 100/90 or higher than standard wattage makes them not comply with ADR
the box of my new bulbs show "H4 12V 135/125W" - does that mean its too high?
edit: ahh nvm, i've learnt that the 135/125W means the output....where as the other 55W i was talking about means input. i'm right yeh? lol
did you even read what...........never mind.Quote:
Originally Posted by 3riC
most normal everyday road cars with H4 are rated at 60/55watt
you can decide wethe you want to use the bulbs you have.
just don't post up threads like "my headlights are melted, what should i do"
or
"my headlights stopped working, what should i do?" most likely from melted and shorted wires.
ROFL !!! bludger
just refund them and get lower head light
you dont want to melt those headlight or else you fork out 1 k instead of getting the bulb change for under 30 dollars
hey does anybody know what are the legal requirements for headlight color temperature??
e.g. how blue can i go? 7500k? 8000k?
6000k is most suitable kelvin i would recommend for daily use.Quote:
Originally Posted by 3riC
8000k is just more bluish.
he asked for legal requirementQuote:
Originally Posted by kongfu
yeah i've got 6000k for my headlight atm, but dont find it blue enough....
was thinking of changing my parking light bulb to 7500k - but worried they exceed legal limit...
don't listen to nongs like kongfu.Quote:
Originally Posted by 3riC
there is no legal requirement.
meaning anything thats not the normal color is illegal.
lol, jazz normal reflector with HID is shocking!, retrofit ftw!