observe the new bulbs for the meantime ... if they fail too soon, you really have a problem ... more often on loose bulb sockets
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January 18th, 2013 05:18 PM #2Sige. Do you have an idea how long should bulbs last? I'm planning to replace my osram bulbs to philips X-Treme.
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observe the new bulbs for the meantime ... if they fail too soon, you really have a problem ... more often on loose bulb sockets
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January 23rd, 2013 11:04 AM #3sir, kung palaging napupundi ang mga bulbs,please check for loose battery terminals. clean the terminals properly. tapos, lagyan ng grease.
when the battery is loose(even for a couple of seconds), a destructive 18v or more is applied to the bulbs or any other device connected to the the battery line
nawawalan ng regulation ang alternator which causes the voltage to go sky high. hope your problem will be solved by this tip. happy motoring!!
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