Polarg M6 Question
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Polarg M6 Question
Hey guys,
I have an 01 CL and I want to replace the stock fog light bulbs with the Polarg M6 bulbs ( These ). I did some searches and read through Chod's write-up page.
I noticed that his page is a few years old and I was just wondering if there was any new complaints about using the M6's or any reason I shouldn't use them.
Thanks guys
I have an 01 CL and I want to replace the stock fog light bulbs with the Polarg M6 bulbs ( These ). I did some searches and read through Chod's write-up page.
I noticed that his page is a few years old and I was just wondering if there was any new complaints about using the M6's or any reason I shouldn't use them.
Thanks guys
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Originally Posted by quicksilver10101
they look nice but they barely fit in side the hole and you must break them to get em out
You just need to slightly dremmel a little bigger hole and they'll slide right in/out.
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i had polarg for about 4 months and after removing the bulbs i noticed some burnin scars......nothing big juss giving you a head up. I heard PIAA are good too, doesnt matter to me i took my fogs/roadlamps out
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Originally Posted by Scottman111
Great, thanks a lot guys.
If I have any trouble I'll go with the dremmel tool method
If I have any trouble I'll go with the dremmel tool method
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Just some insight. I had the Polarg M6 in the road lamps and just had one go out in less then six months. I wore gloves and all so I wouldnt shorten the bulb lifespan. Wasnt too impressed after they burned out. I now have in the PIAA's and they seem brighter and better match to the HID's.
By the way I had to dremel the road lamp openings to fit the bulbs. I haev no clue how other people are getting them in without widening the holes.
By the way I had to dremel the road lamp openings to fit the bulbs. I haev no clue how other people are getting them in without widening the holes.
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Originally Posted by chriskh
I did a lot of searching on this before I made a purchase and found that the PIAA's are much less likely to melt the housings.
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Originally Posted by 01bluecls
Just some insight. I had the Polarg M6 in the road lamps and just had one go out in less then six months. I wore gloves and all so I wouldnt shorten the bulb lifespan. Wasnt too impressed after they burned out. I now have in the PIAA's and they seem brighter and better match to the HID's.
By the way I had to dremel the road lamp openings to fit the bulbs. I haev no clue how other people are getting them in without widening the holes.
By the way I had to dremel the road lamp openings to fit the bulbs. I haev no clue how other people are getting them in without widening the holes.
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Originally Posted by Scottman111
Hmm PIAA's huh... Thanks for the suggestion. Can someone link to which ones they used, please?
BTW...for others not familiar with the CHOD link...http://wizardsworks.org/chod/acura/m6/ Good instructions & pics for getting at the bulbs alot easier.
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Originally Posted by 01bluecls
EIther one wont fit unless you dremel the hole.
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Originally Posted by OneFlyCL
It'll fit...you just gotta force it a little.... mine fit almost perfect for some reason, maybe i m just perfect
Kudos for getting them in without breaking one! At first I tried to gently push them inward but i said no way in doin it without busting the bulbs. Maybe you are the next David Copper-Field pulling that one off
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Originally Posted by 01bluecls
Kudos for getting them in without breaking one! At first I tried to gently push them inward but i said no way in doin it without busting the bulbs. Maybe you are the next David Copper-Field pulling that one off
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I got the bulbs in OK, but removal was trickier. I then used a piece of sandpaper wrapped around a pencil to enlarge the hole ever so slightly. Replacing a burnt bulb is now a breeze and can be done in 5 minutes.
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Hey everyone how was your holidays?
Thanks for all the responses. From what I've read on here and other places I think I'll probably end up going with the PIAA's.
Thanks for the help and suggestions!
Thanks for all the responses. From what I've read on here and other places I think I'll probably end up going with the PIAA's.
Thanks for the help and suggestions!
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Originally Posted by Scottman111
Hey everyone how was your holidays?
Thanks for all the responses. From what I've read on here and other places I think I'll probably end up going with the PIAA's.
Thanks for the help and suggestions!
Thanks for all the responses. From what I've read on here and other places I think I'll probably end up going with the PIAA's.
Thanks for the help and suggestions!
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