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jspec facelift main beam bulb - 9005 or 9006


RobSheffield

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ok, so Jake says 9005 in high/main beam, and your saying 9006J mr Rogue?!

 

which one is it to be?!

Believe Jake. It's been a while since I looked. Either way the Halfords ones will be too fat and you'll end up making the plastic thinner around the edge (well I always do)

I always get them mixed up and keep both in the garage just in case anyway!

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Believe Jake. It's been a while since I looked. Either way the Halfords ones will be too fat and you'll end up making the plastic thinner around the edge (well I always do)

 

bugger!

 

all im tryin to do is make my main beam and fogs like the HIDS i have on my dipped beam - why do halfrauds insist on making it so damn hard!

 

anyone found a decent foglight bulb thats blue?

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The JAP bulbs are diff' cos of the smaller/diff' 3 lugs.

 

BUT, the UK 9005 bulb WILL fit both High and Dip Jap holes if you just shave/

file the 3 lugs SLIGHTLY to allow it to fit.

 

You're right, the 9006 base IS too big for the Jap holes so CAN'T use it :cry:

 

I've got UK 9005 90w Blue/Whites in my Jap HIGH.

They give PURE White light but only slightly "stronger" cos the bluey glass

actually cuts the light down a bit anyhow.... MUCH better than the normal bulb

though ! !

 

Haven't actually PUT the 9005 in my DIP yet,. i KNOW it fits but not 100%

sure the beam pattern will be OK.

 

I WILL be trying just that soon though cos fed up with the dip "yellowness"

when compared with the HIGHS now (funny, they seemed perfectly OK till

i got the Blue-White ones ??)

 

FatS.

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Correct J-spec bulb specs are:

Low = 9006J

High = 9005J

 

However the J bulbs are not available in the UK. The problem is that the 9006J and 9006 have different diameter bodies (20mm and 22mm respectively, see diagram).

 

To get around this what you can do is to fit a 9005 (HB3) bulb in the high AND low beams (you will need to slightly modify the connector to make them fit though)

 

Not a problem on the UK spec as they are:

Low = 9006 (HB4)

High = 9005 (HB3)

9005-9005J.jpg

9006-9006J.jpg

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PS i tried the NORMAL wattage "Blue" bulbs and all they did was give LESS

light ?!?!?!?

 

The High wattage ones bring it back up AND whiter.

 

Only SLIGHT doubt is that the DIP bulb has to sit close to the "projector" bit

?? maybe the higher wattage / heat will be too much for the glass ???

(not a problem with the HIGH obviously !)

 

Would have SAME prob (?) with the FOG. . . PROJECTOR bit !?

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If you get strongly BLUEd glass and just the 55/60 watts it WILL be Blue

to a certain degree.

 

My ones are a pale blue and actually come out WHITE (no blue light at all)

 

Although when you look into headlight in daylight the BLUEness is VERY

easy to see (and you might say looks odd ???) (with them OFF i mean - just

the LOOK in the reflector)

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im glad you can remember!

 

see - i have HID's, you supplied them, they are nice - thankyou!

 

I thought I had, I just got confused as I thought you were having problems with the fit of the low beam bulb. I'm still awake but my brain dozed off hours ago :yawn:

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