Hi all
Can someone please confirm that my dim light bulb is a 233?
Thanks in advance
Hi all
Can someone please confirm that my dim light bulb is a 233?
Thanks in advance
Galant 2.5 V6 24v Elegance 2003
Blistein B12 Suspension Kit, Short Shifter, VR4 Front Strut Bar, Rear Spoiler, Amsoil Oil & Filter, Wind Deflectors, Sound Deadened, Stainless Steel Door Sill, Black Diamond Rear Brakes Discs & Pads, Headlight HID Kit, ICPC & ICE, Custom Centre Console - 8" Touchscreen LCD
& DVD slot loader.
You're talking about the sidelight?
Yeah, it's a 233. It's sometimes called a T4W as well.
yep the side light.
Thanks alot, nice one
I shall repeat my theory as to the Galant's appetite for sidelight bulbs...
They're placed right next to the H7 dip-beam bulb. The H7 is a 55W bulb, while the T4W is, oddly enough, a 4W bulb. The result of this is that the H7 heats up the T4W (as they're both on when you have the headlamps on) more than it normally would. The filament starts to burn off, and the bulb starts going dim as the filament starts coating the inside of the glass. Eventually it burns away entirely.
Unfortunately there's nothing that you can really do about this, except keep feeding it. That same heat does in for LED replacements (which give very poor light output anyway).
Yeah iv noticed how close the two bulbs are to each other. I had the same problem in civic when I use to have it. My led replacements would onlt last a few months at most!
You think as my H7's are HIDs il be ok having led replacements as the HID doesnt by any means create as much heat as standard bulbs.