Interesting that going from 50-100% voltage increases intensity by 90%
Leta go back 10 years then. I'd love to know what cars use low beams for DRL. My 1996 Passat had headlights and parking lights that never turned off. It was the dumbest thing.
Thank you for the informative responses. My main point is that there is a reason automakers use high beams and turn signals for DRL when there is not a dedicated DRL strip. They're may be a couple exceptions but almost all cars in the USA do not use low beams as DRL. Regardless of the laws, low...
Without knowing exact details of what requirements are for DRL perhaps low Beam headlights would meet the requirements. But automakers do not choose that route. They do use high beams and turn signals, as retrofit kits also do, but they do not use low beams or foglamps because the beam cutoffs...
The DRL strips have a beam pattern that is closer to high beam (at lower intensity) than low beams. Low beams will be less visible from a distance. That is why automakers that do not have dedicated DRL use the high beams at half brightness.
All functions properly tested and wires labeled! Now to get connectors to interface with the factory lights to solder to the new lamps wiring.
I do need to take them apart and fix some inner trim.
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It took an extensive amount of work and aiming for the last accord I had, where I retrofitted Honda S2000 AP1 projectors into my low beams. I was able to retain the factory adjustment mechanicals on that car.
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Yes entire assemblies. They are a direct fit save for a little gap where the 16-17 grill "horns" would go.
It's been done before. Here is a red one. Mine accord is black.
I just bought a pair of the LED headlamps from a '16-17 MY Accord, as an upgrade to my 2013 Sport. Do you have a wiring schematic available for them to help me wire them up?