H7 Replacement Concern
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H7 Replacement Concern
So I recently got a 2007 ES 350, wasn’t too satisfied with the bland yellow halogens and changed them out with iJDMTOY 6000K H7 LEDs about 2 weeks ago.
I realized there’s a rubber seal that surrounds the headlight bulb and a little wire spring that holds it in place.
The braided heat sink of the headlight protrudes and I could not close the headlight housing or put the rubber seal back on. What worries me is moisture buildup inside the headlight. Is it ok if the rubber seal is left out?
I realized there’s a rubber seal that surrounds the headlight bulb and a little wire spring that holds it in place.
The braided heat sink of the headlight protrudes and I could not close the headlight housing or put the rubber seal back on. What worries me is moisture buildup inside the headlight. Is it ok if the rubber seal is left out?
Last edited by esrolla; 06-07-18 at 09:14 PM.
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It is not great to drive the car without the seal. I would cut a bigger hole so you can fit the LED through it.
Are you happy with the brightness of those LEDs?
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Any suggestions on what brand to use for H7 LEDs that can fit? Many LEDs have a fan and don’t know if that can fit with the rubber seal.
If it comes down to it, I may have to go with Phillips Diamond Vision H7 or White Vision halogens instead...
Last edited by esrolla; 06-10-18 at 12:03 AM.
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