2001 cadillac deville headlight bulb size Videos

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no not this caddy

no not this caddy

+Jonathan Altieri i was under the impression the HID's were compatable but they dident hold up live and learn i suppose. That video was before the headlights had been adjusted, that did make a difference with the light pattern. I'm tempted to simply get an LED light bar and sneek it behind the grill or bumper. Toss in a relay and switch and good to go. Out in the county having both low and high beams on isn't always enough.

+RobHoffmann20 You fried the HID's, cause of the daytime running lights. HID's need full power to operate. They're like a florescent bulb. DRL's run a low power. That will cause the HID's to flicker and die. I had HID's in my Fusion, but my DRL's are on my low beams. Had to take the HID's out. Need to order a relay and special flicker box, so they'll work. Also, HID's in the reflector will scatter the light everywhere, you either need projectors or a metal shield to put under the bulb, so you'll have a cutoff line. :) 

There are reclectors built into the headlights... fyi the HID'S crapped the bed.. so i upgraded to LED.... those also shit out... back to standard halogen for the caddy now maybe daytime running lights screws em up. Hid and led both said they were compatable

HidKitXenonLights.com i believe

9006 is the bulb style and 6000k is the colour temp

+RobHoffmann20 . I got the 2005 cadilac deville Base model. I think 2000-2005 are pretty much the same though. My low beams are 9006 and highs are 9005. 

I will have a look when I get home. Have you got exactly the same car? 04 deville base model?

+MrMayn505 Are these the ones you bought? I want to make sure they fit. //www.hidkitxenonlights.com/9006/9006-single-beam-full-xenon-hid-conversion-kit/

+RobHoffmann20 . Hey thanks again man seriously I always wanted some HIDS and now I can. 

I have no issues with getting a ticket... these lights are properly pointed. they do not blind other drivers. i ordered them online... HidKitXenonLights.com

No problems at all. They work great. nice part is i can actually see. makes a big difference when night driving. you feel much safer.

+SpeedyChevy72 Yes, it can work, the relay will take care of the wattage needed. Just be aware, HID's don't come on right away so you will not have high beams at once. I solved this by having a Silver Star bulb on my left high beam and a an HID on the right, which when it warms up, gives a lot of road sign reflecting way down the road.

+philis52 Pretty much the same amount of wire work and relay type needed, on mine one just has to remove lights if they wish. Both ways work well. Thank you for your comment.

+spikedpunk Nope, but you also don't have to use half a mile of wire and don't have to take out the headlights either, just do it all a lot closer inside the engine bay. You've got the basics, it's just that there's an easier way to do your exact method.

+Jon Groves Thank you. Please explain this method. Does it involve the jumping of relays with wire in the fuse box?

+Gary Kwitko You are welcome! I am not sure why many manufacturers do this, have the lows go off when the highs come on. One would figure that with high amp output alternators, this would not be a concern to have all 4 on at the same time. Fog lights turn off due to motoring regulations in many states and provinces, for too many lights on (???!!!) is not allowed, nor are fog lights allowed on with highbeams. I would like to figure out a way to have 'instant on' for HID's as well, for I have one on the right side high beam of the truck, and a Silver Star Ultra on the passenger side - for instant on. The HID, when it comes on, gives extra down the road illumination of road signs, ETC.

Whatever the means, the generic kits make the project just that much quicker to to get done without the need of cutting and fitting wires as I had to do. Thank you for the kind words on the truck, it will be out again soon for the nice weather driving season.  The lighting improvement is really nice.  

+WingmanBeMe You are welcome! Glad it helped you out! Makes a big difference at night.

I am really glad the clip helped you out and enabled you to get more light at night from your truck. Thank you for the kind words!   

I think yes, but to be sure call a Cadillac dealer parts department and see if they're the same part number.

Good tip Jon!