I have noticed that my headlight output has become very dim and the bulbs are different colors on my 2001 CL-S. Bulbs are original and probably in need of replacement. Can someone confirm for me that these will fit:

http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/2-PHI...QQcmdZViewItem

Appreciate it.

If you know of a better/cheaper place for replacement then ebay you could whisper that to me as well.

 

Lets put it this way. I just bought from that auction.

Thanks for posting it!

 

Are you using any instructions to replace the bulbs? Link?

Found a few doing a search but they were older and the pictures would not load for me.

 

Headlight removal instructions can be found here (especially post #4):

https://acurazine.com/forums/showthr...dlight+removal

They're really not too bad....good luck!

 

This is the one I bookmarked. Pictures won't load for me. Guess I will try from another computer.

Thanks.

 

Get in on our vendor's groupbuy.

https://acurazine.com/forums/ramblings-12/nypd-test-nov-17th-193390/

 

I'll recommend that Ebay seller. I got my new Bulbs today. That was fast!
Too bad they are going to sit in my closet till I need them.

 

My bulb on the passenger side flickers on and then goes out. I switched over the driver side bulb and it worked flawlessly, so I assume it was a bad bulb vs. a bad ballast/inverter.

Ordered from the ebay seller (great price) but haven't received the order yet.

By the way, I had to take the battery out and numerous plastic coverings to get to the driver side bulb. Didn't see that part in the helms scan linked above but it wasn't difficult.

Thanks for the help!

By the way, I didn't put the Torx screw back in on the cover for the bulb. No issues with that, right? I assume it was for security only (for a very easily defeated thief).

 

Bet that was a relief lol.

 

lol, yea, ive been down the Ballast/igniter road......785.00 later!

 

Quite a relief, but I am still holding my breathe until my new bulb actually lights up.

 

Just a quick followup, despite the "flickering" on and off of the old bulb installing a new bulb fixed the problem. No new ballast/inverter required.