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Thank you, it looks great! I just ordered the same ones
New S model in Louisiana
Purchased this Seltos for my daughter. Ended up with the S model because she had to have the Blue with the white top and I couldn't find an SX anywhere. But I changed out all the lighting to LED's and it looks great. Loving it so far!
I have an SX so have no need to upgrade, but I think your recommended bulbs would work great, unfortunately for us Canadians that same bulb from Amazon.ca is $132.00 a pair the ODX are $165.00Well mine were $25 and they aren't scattered. Filled in beam and a solid cutoff height. View attachment 731
Ouch... that hurts!I have an SX so have no need to upgrade, but I think your recommended bulbs would work great, unfortunately for us Canadians that same bulb from Amazon.ca is $132.00 a pair the ODX are $165.00
I called the KIA dealer and had an extensive discussion with him...he said not to use LEDs because they run very hot, and woiuld void sections of the warranty. He advised using the proper 'halogens' instead. I believe he suggested "Silver Star" by Sylvania. He said they are white and very good. About $55 a pair I think.Hello,
I am looking to replace the OEM fog lights and headlights to LED. I heard that we are supposed to use 9006 for the fog lights, can someone link the best brand that I can find on amazon. I don't really understand the different styles of sizes, all I heard was that I should look up 9006.
Has anyone replaced their fog lights to LED? PLEASE POST PICS
These bulbs have fans and heat syncs. They don’t get too hot. I have used this type bulb on many cars without issues. But you do you.I called the KIA dealer and had an extensive discussion with him...he said not to use LEDs because they run very hot, and woiuld void sections of the warranty. He advised using the proper 'halogens' instead. I believe he suggested "Silver Star" by Sylvania. He said they are white and very good. About $55 a pair I think.
The dealer was aware of the 'fans', hence the comment about how hot they run. Also mentioned voiding part of the warranty for the same reason. If the halogens are white, that's really all I'm looking for, the yellow headlight with the white trim looks silly.These bulbs have fans and heat syncs. They don’t get too hot. I have used this type bulb on many cars without issues. But you do you.
Yea, I’ve never found a halogen that is white enough. Also, the halogens run very hot also.The dealer was aware of the 'fans', hence the comment about how hot they run. Also mentioned voiding part of the warranty for the same reason. If the halogens are white, that's really all I'm looking for, the yellow headlight with the white trim looks silly.
Good luck with Amazon trying to get one replaced under warranty.I walk into my shop and they install a new one and away I go.I would pay the extra 17.00 per bulb anytime to have that type of service.I have an SX so have no need to upgrade, but I think your recommended bulbs would work great, unfortunately for us Canadians that same bulb from Amazon.ca is $132.00 a pair the ODX are $165.00
I heard about the running hot issue as well which is why they come without LEDs. Has anyone had issues after replacing the halogens to LED?
I have had at least 6 cars that I switched to LED and non of those run hot.To prove that point,after an hour or so after running your headlights take the dust cover off the back of the lense and feel the back of the bulb where the fan is.It will be a little warm and that's it.Also in a colder climate such as Canada,notice when you get a little ice build up on the headlight lense the ice will not melt like it does with the halogen bulbs,thus no heat emitting from the led.Some of the led bulbs today even have a safety build in in case the fan stops working the bulb will automatically shut off saving the bucket from overheating.It is no different than a household led bulb.Unscrew one from the socket after it has been on for a couple hours and you will not feel any excessive heat if any at the base of the bulb where the heat sink is.That is the way these bulbs are engineered whether it be household or automotive.I heard about the running hot issue as well which is why they come without LEDs. Has anyone had issues after replacing the halogens to LED?
