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Just an update on these as it's been awhile since we first installed them.

They are still as bright as the day we installed them; and no issues with the bulbs and/or housings.

One of the best mods we've done to Rebecca's XJ since we bought it, and it's not expensive either!

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There's another nice thread about Autopals over on NAXJA good lights I guess I can't link there but a search on autopal will turn it up.

-- Edited by 1bolt at 12:21, 2009-02-13

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LEAD_NOT_FOLLOW wrote:

Just an update on these as it's been awhile since we first installed them.

They are still as bright as the day we installed them; and no issues with the bulbs and/or housings.

One of the best mods we've done to Rebecca's XJ since we bought it, and it's not expensive either!


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I love em! Never thought that a head light upgrade would be a cool upgrade. I really like the the light output and look of the lights! Great product!

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Just one little hint, tip, reminder....when changing out these kind of bulbs, remember not to put your fingers on the glass itself when changing them out, use the plastic. The acid in your fingers will effect the longevity of the bulb. Kind of like putting batteries on cement, you just don't do itno

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Just one little hint, tip, reminder....when changing out these kind of bulbs, remember not to put your fingers on the glass itself when changing them out, use the plastic. The acid in your fingers will effect the longevity of the bulb. Kind of like putting batteries on cement, you just don't do itno
We included a free set of bulbs with this kit. 9 times out of 10 we've already installed the bulbs into the housing for the customer prior to shipment.

 



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That was the case for me. Just had to plug the housings in.

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i also have the auto pals and love them. while i was waiting for them to show up i followed this http://fitchva.com/jeep/?p=48 write up on an upgraded harness. before i did the harness my high beams would shut off after 5 minuets or so. now i can see and have high beams.

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