I’m guessing you didn’t have to bend the wires since the main led body separates from the small bracket. Correct me if I’m wrong. Also make sure you click the LED’s to 3 & 9 a clock.
@@ExtremeDailyDrivers that’s not what he meant. You gotta do more research. The bulb slides apart. The base slides off of the bulb so that you don’t have to bend the retaining clips around the fan and wiring harness
Dude shout-out to Auxbeam for the hookup, the beams look really good on the Miata! I wanna get some new bulbs for the Gen1 box so I'll throw in a pair of these in my Amazon cart and have my wife pay for them when she orders a bunch of her holiday stuff. Funny thing that I had to jimmyrig the clip on my Gen1 box for it to clip the bulb in place and just ended up using paper clips as extenders and haven't had any issues. Good review dude, but don't piss off your neighbors with bright lights early Sunday mornings.
So funny story, I was on Amazon looking for LED lights for the Miata and after some research, I put a set of Auxbeam bulbs in my Wish List. Two weeks later, they contacted me and asked if I needed anything. It was perfect. Thanks for always watching, JC. Going live from SEMA on Tuesday! See ya then.
Bro, you're supposed to take the LED out of the housing. Close the clasp, then push back in the LED bulb, turning till in clicks and locks into place! no need to bend the wire clasp!
@@ExtremeDailyDrivers nissan y11. It's only about 20 years old. But the housing for the led is what I'm talking about -_- it's nothing to do with the car itself.
We actually saw a guy using our headlight assembly to replace the whole pop up headlights🤣Just Not sure if it's the same vehicle
I’m guessing you didn’t have to bend the wires since the main led body separates from the small bracket. Correct me if I’m wrong.
Also make sure you click the LED’s to 3 & 9 a clock.
I didn't have to bend any wires and on the Miata the bulb can only go in one way. No need to rotate the bulb. Thanks for watching.
@@ExtremeDailyDrivers that’s not what he meant. You gotta do more research. The bulb slides apart. The base slides off of the bulb so that you don’t have to bend the retaining clips around the fan and wiring harness
@@Esi_Coupe Interesting. Nonetheless, I got it on there. Thanks for watching.
Dude shout-out to Auxbeam for the hookup, the beams look really good on the Miata! I wanna get some new bulbs for the Gen1 box so I'll throw in a pair of these in my Amazon cart and have my wife pay for them when she orders a bunch of her holiday stuff. Funny thing that I had to jimmyrig the clip on my Gen1 box for it to clip the bulb in place and just ended up using paper clips as extenders and haven't had any issues. Good review dude, but don't piss off your neighbors with bright lights early Sunday mornings.
So funny story, I was on Amazon looking for LED lights for the Miata and after some research, I put a set of Auxbeam bulbs in my Wish List. Two weeks later, they contacted me and asked if I needed anything. It was perfect. Thanks for always watching, JC. Going live from SEMA on Tuesday! See ya then.
@@ExtremeDailyDrivers Dude that was fate, see you guys Tuesday!
Weekend first!!
Winner!
Bro, you're supposed to take the LED out of the housing. Close the clasp, then push back in the LED bulb, turning till in clicks and locks into place! no need to bend the wire clasp!
Bro, you obviously don't have a car from 1991. Thanks for watching.
@@ExtremeDailyDrivers nissan y11. It's only about 20 years old. But the housing for the led is what I'm talking about -_- it's nothing to do with the car itself.
Let's go, Brandon!;)
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