IPF Headlight from Northridge 4X4
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IPF Headlight from Northridge 4X4
I say about a year and a half ago, I purchased IPF headlights from Northridge4X4...Just the other day I noticed the one standard light is not turning on, but my high beams are working..So basically I am just using one headlight
Are the bulbs supposed to burn out so quick? Could It be just defective? Would Northridge replace the Bulb?
Not sure if this is the place to ask, but ay help is appreciated
Alfy
Are the bulbs supposed to burn out so quick? Could It be just defective? Would Northridge replace the Bulb?
Not sure if this is the place to ask, but ay help is appreciated
Alfy
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Originally Posted by Ride_My_Jeep
I say about a year and a half ago, I purchased IPF headlights from Northridge4X4...Just the other day I noticed the one standard light is not turning on, but my high beams are working..So basically I am just using one headlight
Are the bulbs supposed to burn out so quick? Could It be just defective? Would Northridge replace the Bulb?
Not sure if this is the place to ask, but ay help is appreciated
Alfy
Are the bulbs supposed to burn out so quick? Could It be just defective? Would Northridge replace the Bulb?
Not sure if this is the place to ask, but ay help is appreciated
Alfy
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Originally Posted by Ride_My_Jeep
I say about a year and a half ago, I purchased IPF headlights from Northridge4X4...Just the other day I noticed the one standard light is not turning on, but my high beams are working..So basically I am just using one headlight
Are the bulbs supposed to burn out so quick? Could It be just defective? Would Northridge replace the Bulb?
Not sure if this is the place to ask, but ay help is appreciated
Alfy
Are the bulbs supposed to burn out so quick? Could It be just defective? Would Northridge replace the Bulb?
Not sure if this is the place to ask, but ay help is appreciated
Alfy
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I have had silverstars in my headlight for almost a year. thats not bad reliability as far as im concernd. gives ok light....
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I tried the Sylvania Silverstar on my wife's car and they never lasted more than six months. Replaced by Philips, which has been working fine for more than one year and a half. So, when upgrading my Jeep's lights I'll go for Philips if not getting one of the LED lights.
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After some searching a set of bulbs will run me around 75 bucks plus have to wait for shipping..Anyone know If the silver stars are cheaper? do they need a different connector, or can I use the same ARB connectors with the silvanias?