Upgrade/ Enhancement :cool:
#21
AudiWorld Member
Is "parking light" the wrong words, I'm sorry. What could be right?
I might add that it needed this plug and play resistor to not give error message.
Last edited by NightOwl; 11-02-2014 at 09:51 AM.
#23
AudiWorld Member
I'm not sure how many watts the W5W LEDs I've used, but I would estimate about 1,5-2 watts (compared to other LED's in my house). The resistor is marked with 3,2 watt, so in total the current drawn would be like the incandescent. Kept inside the headlight will make the headlight nice and warm, and prevent condensation while driving with only park light and fog light lit in rainy foggy autumn days.
#24
AudiWorld Member
What LED did you use for the front park lights? I assume your talking about the little bulb in the high beam housing. I changed my license plate lights to LEDs just yesterday. Haven't check them out at night but they looked pretty bright in the daylight. I will be changing the fogs to HIDs soon as well.
Thanks in advance.
#25
AudiWorld Super User
From my experience HID's will be just as useful. Especially if you go to a whiter ones. They are not plug and play. You have to drill big holes on the back of your fogs and find the place for additional electronics. Besides that they might (mine did) give you error from time to time. I am in Canada and Canadian DRL setting is to fogs. With that setup I was getting error every time I started the engine. To clear it I had to turn fog's on and off by the switch. So now I am back to halogens. I will go for yellow ones soon. That's much better light for fogy nights.
#26
AudiWorld Member
I have gotten all my HID kits from DDMtuning.com. The H7 kit comes with the HID bulbs, ballasts. You will likely need to add the resistors for error free usage. I did this on my BMW 7 series with no issues. Choose the Kelvin temp of choice - 4300k - 6000k which would be the bright white option. Like Mishar said, you will need to drill some holes for the wires. There might be another way, using the existing connection, but I haven't checked into it yet.
Last edited by Fez2013; 11-04-2014 at 11:54 AM. Reason: added bulb type
#28
AudiWorld Member
I have gotten all my HID kits from DDMtuning.com. The H7 kit comes with the HID bulbs, ballasts. You will likely need to add the resistors for error free usage. I did this on my BMW 7 series with no issues. Choose the Kelvin temp of choice - 4300k - 6000k which would be the bright white option. Like Mishar said, you will need to drill some holes for the wires. There might be another way, using the existing connection, but I haven't checked into it yet.
#29
AudiWorld Member