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Originally Posted by sagpatel (Post 4460352)
Guys i am thinking of installing LEDs in my yeti's reflectors?
I have shortlisted these two because both sellers are confident that it will not throw up "bulb out" error in cluster but i am still skeptical.

http://s.aliexpress.com/Mnm2Yzye

http://s.aliexpress.com/EbyUnIbM
Any suggestions?

I will soon be getting delivery of LED H4 and H7 for my Yeti from AliExpress. And I will tell you if the 'bulb out' error comes up (I had also ordered the CANBUS decoders for the LED holder types respectively, to correct flickering and error bulb out link - https://www.aliexpress.com/item/Osla...ceBeautifyAB=0).

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Originally Posted by iTNerd (Post 4460502)
I will soon be getting delivery of LED H4 and H7 for my Yeti from AliExpress.

Which bulbs have you ordered from aliexpress?

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Originally Posted by sagpatel (Post 4460593)
Which bulbs have you ordered from aliexpress?

I went with fanless LEDs..

H4 (Hi/lo) - Philips II ZES chip - https://www.aliexpress.com/item/Car-...31204c4ds5MyBT

H7 (fog) - CSP chip - https://www.aliexpress.com/item/H4-H...31204c4ds5MyBT

P13W (DRL) - https://www.aliexpress.com/item/2pcs...31204c4ds5MyBT

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Originally Posted by COMMUTER (Post 4459984)
In a situation where the car warranty is bound to suffer, we can try the 12v socket power options like rayzer HID auxiliary lights. These have the added advantage of being safeguarded against theft.

Not sure if the Rayzers are available now. Do you know where to source them?

Their website mentions a pricetag of 674$ today. Check the last line in the following link. http://www.sigmaautomotive.com/light...yes/rayzer.php

Upgraded the headlamps on my Liva from the already Non stock(100/90w) ones to LEDs.

Ordered the 4300k, 9000 lumens LED lamps on Ali Express' sale last month. Had been eagerly waiting for the package and it finally arrived today. The first thing I did after getting home from office was to get down to business and fix those new shiny LEDs.

Removing the old Halogens and fixing the LEDs is not an easy task on a car with extremely tight space when you have giant hands.

It took me about 30-40mins to do this without any assistance and with one emergency lamp.

There's a visible difference in the color and brightness. I'll let the pictures do the talking.

Halogen H4 100/90W
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LED H4
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Halogen 100/90w again
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The yellowish white LEDs
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The old school and new gen
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The box
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Originally Posted by saadat1992 (Post 4460996)
Upgraded the headlamps on my Liva from the already Non stock(100/90w) ones to LEDs.

Ordered the 4300k, 9000 lumens LED lamps on Ali Express' sale last month. Had been eagerly waiting for the package and it finally arrived today. The first thing I did after getting home from office was to get down to business and fix those new shiny LEDs.

Removing the old Halogens and fixing the LEDs is not an easy task on a car with extremely tight space when you have giant hands.

It took me about 30-40mins to do this without any assistance and with one emergency lamp.

There's a visible difference in the color and brightness. I'll let the pictures do the talking.

It would be better to take pics against a wall for both. With these pics we can't see the colour or the throw an beam pattern.

Can barely tell which is better. :)

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Originally Posted by Vid6639 (Post 4460998)
It would be better to take pics against a wall for both. With these pics we can't see the colour or the throw an beam pattern.

Can barely tell which is better. :)

I haven't taken pics of the LED against the wall. However, here are the videos of the comparison.

LED vs Halogen
https://youtu.be/o1Jkd_Zvgr4

All LED
https://youtu.be/z-AzNKlbcMQ

Attaching the pictures of the halogen I took.
Halogen Low beam
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Halogen High beam
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Managed to take pictures of the LED against the wall. I feel their spread out on the road isn't much as the halogen or maybe the light isn't as visible as the yellow ones. Never know until I try out on the highway.

Low beams
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High beams
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Quality issues with Xenon Planet products are never ending :Frustrati

I am having tough time in my Baleno with projector setup from Xenon Planet. I was living with colour mismatch, bowing of beam at edges, reduced output etc.

Now the headlights are acting very weird. Headlight doesn't switch on at times and it won't turn off also couple of times.

I do not have much knowledge on wiring / electricals. Is it a bad HID relay? Xenon Planet had used some cheap Chinese relay. Few of my friends have thrown it away and got Morimoto HID relay (much better quality).

Is there any way to fix the issue? Do I need to buy new relay? Definitely not from Xenon Planet :Frustrati

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Originally Posted by Dr.Naren (Post 4463205)
Quality issues with Xenon Planet products are never ending :Frustrati

I am having tough time in my Baleno with projector setup from Xenon Planet. I was living with colour mismatch, bowing of beam at edges, reduced output etc.

Now the headlights are acting very weird. Headlight doesn't switch on at times and it won't turn off also couple of times.

I do not have much knowledge on wiring / electricals. Is it a bad HID relay? Xenon Planet had used some cheap Chinese relay. Few of my friends have thrown it away and got Morimoto HID relay (much better quality).

Is there any way to fix the issue? Do I need to buy new relay? Definitely not from Xenon Planet :Frustrati

Symptoms point to a sticky relay. Get a local Minda/Roots relay of same pin layout and replace. Should take 10-15 mins to replace

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Originally Posted by saadat1992 (Post 4461146)
I haven't taken pics of the LED against the wall. However, here are the videos of the comparison.

Your halogens are much much better.
What's the wattage of the LEDs?

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Originally Posted by COMMUTER (Post 4460776)
Their website mentions a pricetag of 674$ today. Check the last line in the following link. http://www.sigmaautomotive.com/light...yes/rayzer.php

This site does not seem updated after 2012..!

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Originally Posted by esteem_lover (Post 4463299)
Your halogens are much much better.
What's the wattage of the LEDs?

Going by what my friends who perfomed the similar upgrade said, the LEDs really come on their own, on the highways. Within the city, there isn't much difference except for the fact that people actually stop upon continuous hi-low flash, which wasn't the case with the Halogens.

Each LED is 36W and the lighting is very good in dark areas. I'll have to test it out on the highways to actually see how different they are.

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Originally Posted by saadat1992 (Post 4463335)
Going by what my friends who perfomed the similar upgrade said, the LEDs really come on their own, on the highways. Within the city, there isn't much difference except for the fact that people actually stop upon continuous hi-low flash, which wasn't the case with the Halogens.

Each LED is 36W and the lighting is very good in dark areas. I'll have to test it out on the highways to actually see how different they are.

Brightness wise the 90/100 watt halogens may throw the same amount of lumens as your LED but in LEDs at high beam both high and low turn on which makes a difference vs. halogens. Cant tell from your pics if that is happening or not but i see that in my car's H4.


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