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H4 has 3 connectors, right?

JohnCleary · 2006-01-22 17:25:36

I'm getting confused with H4 and H7, its been so long since I changed my front bulbs. H4 is the 3 connector, which has dipped/main beam in the same bulb, correct? It's for a 1999 Rover 214

22-01-2006 5:25pm

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I'm getting confused with H4 and H7, its been so long since I changed my front bulbs.

H4 is the 3 connector, which has dipped/main beam in the same bulb, correct? It's for a 1999 Rover 214

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#2 22-01-2006 5:33pm

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That's right. Cars with separate bulbs usually have H1 and H7.

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#3 22-01-2006 5:48pm

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Cheers.
I bought some of those cheap cr4p bulbs on eBay ... 6000K. They don't last long but they do give a way better light. Sure they're only a tenner, when they blow ill get some proper Philips ones

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