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Old 06-22-2005, 12:24 PM   #1 (permalink)
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JDM light question (yes another thread on the same subj)

when i got my headlights, it had all the bulbs and harness i would need.
unless i am wron the H3 bulbs has three spade connectors on the back of it.
the H1 bulbs that i have seen, have one spade connectors on it.

my non-H3 bulb has two spade connector on it. what bulb is this? i know its only a matter of time before it blows out and i need to replace it.



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probably an H1 but go to autozone or one of those places and look at the other bulbs and match them up
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The jdm headlight uses a H4 bulb and a H1 bulb. The one in the picture is a H1 the reason it has 2 spades on it is cause thats the bulb holder, the actual bulb will come apart from the holder, you just need to pull it apart. H3 bulbs are mostly used for fog lights. You can tell it's an H3 because it has wire connected to it.
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well i dont really want to beat a dead horse, but...
the H4 has three spade connectors?
thanks for all the info.
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well i dont really want to beat a dead horse, but...
the H4 has three spade connectors?
thanks for all the info.
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Yup that's a H1 bulb since it has 2 male spade connectors. I use them for my high beam.
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