Please do a search as this has been covered several times.

Please check this thread out before starting a new thread http://www.toyotanation.com/forum/announcement.php?f=104

I believe they are H11 (check your service manual to be sure). Most aftermarket Yellow bulbs (Nokya) say they are stock wattage but actually run hotter with a risk of melting, some people have probs some don't. You can buy a heavy duty harness on ebay, it's plug and play... it hooks into your stock harness and then you plug the bulb in.

 

I can't answer your question...but Welcome to TN:welcome:

 

How to replace fog light bulbs?

How do I replace the fog light bulbs?

 

Welcome to TN

It would help if you stated what car you have and year. Also, please do a search on the forum as your questions may have already been covered.

http://www.toyotanation.com/forum/showthread.php?t=157665&highlight=replace+fog+light+bulbs
http://www.toyotanation.com/forum/showthread.php?t=238692&highlight=fog+light
http://www.toyotanation.com/forum/showthread.php?t=227852&highlight=replace+fog+light+bulbs

 

I'm merging your thread with one that was just started.....Please do a search and read this before starting a new thread.

http://www.toyotanation.com/forum/announcement.php?f=104

 

oh man, another one....dont want to be a rude tho.

 

High Beam Yellow

Hi guys just wondering i bought a high beam yellow bulb nokya for my 2007 Camry. Do i need a heavy duty harness. i do have DLR'S? am just hopping i not going to burn those wires with high voltage bulbs

 

I think you should be fine without the harness, the DRL's dont draw that much voltage, so it doesnt run at its full potential therefore not creating that much extra heat. Unless you wanted to run your high beams 24/7 then you should but with just drl's you should be fine,

 

Thanks buddy.

 

Don't worry about anything.

I've been operating exactly Nokya bulbs in my high beam/DLRs for over 2 years.

Since these bulbs are higher wattage, your DRLs are brighter but that's not a problem because that's still drawing far less watts than in "full on" setting. And even when you DO turn on your high beams, you never really run them for longer than 1-10 minutes so nothing happens.

I've inspected my harness, connectors and sockets and there's been no damage at all. Using over-wattage in your low-beams is an entirely different matter though. You should either use a separate harness in that case or go with a HID conversion (again with a separate harness).

 

nice but if i go with HID high beam that would mess up the DRL's on day time. would it

 

yea it would. just do a bixenon retro if you want a hid high beam.

 

Serioulsy this is the 3rd thread TODAY made about this....Do a search PLEASE!..It's not that hard...

Before making a new theard please look at this. http://www.toyotanation.com/forum/announcement.php?f=104

Now all 3 of them have been merged to one...Hopefully my point has been made.

 

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