Non-HID headlight bulb type

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17 January, 201412 yr

Silly question!

I'm just looking at buying some better bulbs for facelift non-HID headlamps, and the car's not here so I'm not sure what it takes! I think it's a twin-filament H4 for dipped/main and a H1 for the projector fogs from memory - am I right?!

Thanks a milL!

17 January, 201412 yr

Dip/Main in H4, but I thought the fogs were H7?

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17 January, 201412 yr

H4 for main and H3 for fogs i think

Halfords extreme brillance H4 are good but £20 for two

17 January, 201412 yr

the correct bulbs are H4 for low/high beam H3 for fog and W5W for parking light

17 January, 201412 yr

Havnt tried the Halfords bulbs... OSRAM Night Breaker Plus are decent though.

AS above H4 Main/Dip H3 Fogs.

17 January, 201412 yr

I don't know what I'm talking about lol

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17 January, 201412 yr

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Perfect! Thanks for all the help lads Went for the nightbreakers too, they're decent!

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