josh@thedieselcartel
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I have sold hundreds of sets of these lights. There are no directions cause its no different than replacing a light bulb. Im really not sure where your having a problem? Maybe post some pictures.
LED Headlights and Fog Lights
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I have sold hundreds of sets of these lights. There are no directions cause its no different than replacing a light bulb. Im really not sure where your having a problem? Maybe post some pictures.
bft blue oval boys
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I think he is talking about the Jetta. They have a hold down clip that goes over the back of the factory bulb. No way it would fit with these since they have that big fan on the back. This is the reason I don't have them in my Jetta
josh@thedieselcartel
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No, he has a 99-04 Super Duty.
bft blue oval boys
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Ahh Ok, my bad
Pstrke96
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9007 fix
So with a 9007 setup the factory lock ring is what holds the bulb in normally to adapt to these you need to cut the factory collar in half so all that's left are the retaining tabs and lock cams if that is understandable. The oracle collar goes into the headlight housing and then the modified ford collar over that which then does the 1/4 turn twist lock now the oracle collar is locked securely in place
Then the bulb itself inserts through the new "assembly" and also does a 1/4 turn to lock in
So with a 9007 setup the factory lock ring is what holds the bulb in normally to adapt to these you need to cut the factory collar in half so all that's left are the retaining tabs and lock cams if that is understandable. The oracle collar goes into the headlight housing and then the modified ford collar over that which then does the 1/4 turn twist lock now the oracle collar is locked securely in place
Then the bulb itself inserts through the new "assembly" and also does a 1/4 turn to lock in
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josh@thedieselcartel
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Good info, glad you got it figured out!
FrankTheTank
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I had to cut my factory lock ring down to 3/4" thick. Keep that in mind when selling to an obs guy. Also noticed the position of the bulbs tabs puts the low beam on tip and high Beam on the bottom but I feel it should be the other way around
Pstrke96
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Frank make sure your wiring harness is straight down in the 9 o clock position I believe mine are correct top and bottom
79jasper
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Are the ones talked about here the same as these http://www.motorfiend.com/dual-beam-cree-headlight-p-2890.html ?
Anyone else use them?
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Anyone else use them?
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Pstrke96
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They look similar however Josh's are made by oracle lighting mine have been in for about 6 weeks and work great good product shipping and customer service
6.7pstroker
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Just got mine in the mail yesterday. Cant wait to get them in. Thanks Josh for the great service and crazy fast shipment!
RedRice589
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Just got mine in the mail yesterday. Cant wait to get them in. Thanks Josh for the great service and crazy fast shipment!
Sweet sockS!!!! lol hope you're happy with the lights
6.7pstroker
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fftopic
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What D2 light style do you suggest for highway use. (Not blinding oncoming traffic. Driving or hyper spot?
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josh@thedieselcartel
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My opinion is Hyperspot is best. Driving is brightest but it spreads to oncoming traffic a good bit and you will get flashed probably.
FrankTheTank
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Yea the hyperspot is so concentrated that it doesn't wonder too far into the other lane
josh@thedieselcartel
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I have both kits in stock but if you use a lot in areas with oncoming i would 100% suggest the hyper.
