SL/R230: 6000k Xenon Bulbs
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2021 s580, Past: 2020 BMW M8 Comp, 2018 BMW M5, 2015 BMW X5M, 2008 CL600, 2007 SL550
6000k Xenon Bulbs
Hello,
My car has bi-xenons, but i don't like a yellowish hue of my xenons. I believe that stock xenons have 4300k bulbs. I want to upgrade these bulbs to 6000k or 8000k bulbs. My questions is what is the type of bulbs a 2007 SL550 has and is it difficult to swap these bulbs?
Thank you.
My car has bi-xenons, but i don't like a yellowish hue of my xenons. I believe that stock xenons have 4300k bulbs. I want to upgrade these bulbs to 6000k or 8000k bulbs. My questions is what is the type of bulbs a 2007 SL550 has and is it difficult to swap these bulbs?
Thank you.
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2003 SL500, 2001 Jeep Grand Cherokee Limited
Hi, you can try following link (interactive owner's manual)
http://www4.mercedes-benz.com/e/cars...sthilfe06.html
(page 3 is where you want to look at)
Also another informative link regarding lights' temperatures / lumens, etc..
http://www.theeshadow.net/carmod/althid.html
George
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http://www4.mercedes-benz.com/e/cars...sthilfe06.html
(page 3 is where you want to look at)
Also another informative link regarding lights' temperatures / lumens, etc..
http://www.theeshadow.net/carmod/althid.html
George
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Joined: Sep 2006
Posts: 39
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From: Boston, MA
2021 s580, Past: 2020 BMW M8 Comp, 2018 BMW M5, 2015 BMW X5M, 2008 CL600, 2007 SL550
what's the best way to ensure that high voltage will not hit while changing the bulbs. Disconnecting the battery or is there an easier way?
