Forenner LED by Fahren
If you are tired of the dim and yellowish light that the factory bulbs provide, it is a good idea to test the Forenner LED headlight bulbs. They are 400% brighter than the regular halogen bulbs. Yet, unlike many other LEDs, Forenner light bulbs focus perfectly and do not blind the oncoming traffic. They feature pure cool white color, which is the best color for a night drive.
Technical characteristics
- Wattage: 80 Watts
- Color temperature: 6500K
- Light output: 16.000 Lm [per pair]
- Lifespan: 50.000 hours
- Heat sink style: 12.000RPM turbo cool fan
- Voltage: DC9-32V
Forenner LED vs other Fahren LED Bulbs
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What else makes Forenner LED so special?
- Easy installation. Plug and play fit factory housing without modifications.
- Corrosion-resistant. The body is made of aviation-grade aluminum that is resistant to rust.
- CAN-bus compatible. In the majority of cases, the LEDs do not require a load resistor or CAN-bus module to work error-free on the US-built vehicles.
- Waterproof. Forenner LED by Fahren feature IP 68 protection level, so they are resistant to moisture and humidity.
- 360° adjustable beam. The adjustable locker ring can be rotated at 360, so you can move it in any direction to aim the light beam perfectly for your specific headlight setup.
Upgraded circuit board
Forenner LED series features an upscale circuit board. What does it mean to you? You are getting LED bulbs that come equipped with a board, that employs 80W power. This is the closest to a halogen bulb board. As a result, the board ensures that there are no flickering or error warnings for most cars. Besides, Forenner LED bulbs feature a built-in EMC system. It reduces the possibility of radio interference.
What is the difference between Fahren LED and halogen headlight bulbs?
Fahren LED bulbs allow you to see wider and farther. The ultra-slim design of Forenner LED headlight bulbs allows for perfect focus adjustment light beam. Also, it simulates the beam pattern of a halogen lamp. As a result, you are getting a brighter bulb that is focused exactly like the OEM halogen bulb. So, you get better on-road visibility without blinding the oncoming traffic. Max light output is capable of fixing any visual problems in front of the driver at night and gives it a wider and farther view of the road ahead and surroundings.
I installed a set of your Fahren Forenner bulbs (9005 & 9006) in my 1996 GMC Jimmy. The headlights flicker. Is there a fix for this?
Hey Steve, I understand that you have installed a set of Fahren Forenner bulbs (9005 & 9006) in your 1996 GMC Jimmy and are experiencing issues with the headlights flickering.
The flickering of LED headlights is a common issue when replacing traditional halogen bulbs with LED bulbs, especially in older vehicles. This can be due to the vehicle’s electrical system not being compatible with the lower power draw of LED bulbs. Here are steps to possibly fix the issue:
1. Check Connections: Ensure that the bulbs are securely seated in the sockets and that all connections are tight.
2. Install Load Resistors or Decoder: LED bulbs generally draw less power than halogen bulbs, which can cause flickering. Installing load resistors or a CANbus decoder can often solve this issue by stabilizing the power supply to the LED bulbs.
3. Check for Electrical Issues: Older vehicles like your 1996 GMC Jimmy can sometimes have underlying electrical issues. It might be wise to have a mechanic check the vehicle’s electrical system for any problems that could cause the lights to flicker.
Remember, having functioning headlights is crucial for safe driving, so it’s important to resolve this issue effectively and safely.
Hi
I screwed up and bought 9006 bulbs instead of 9005 for my high beams. The plug is right but the locking collar is too big. Can I purchase a pair of the plastic collars that attach the bulb to the housing for 9005 bulbs.
Thanks dave
Hey Dave,
it’s important to note that the 9005 and 9006 bulbs, while very similar, have differences in locking tabs and usually in their intended applications (9005 is generally for high beams, and 9006 for low beams).
If you’ve purchased the 9006 bulbs by mistake and they don’t fit correctly due to the size of the locking collar, it’s generally not advisable to modify or try to rig the bulbs to fit, as this could cause improper alignment, potential damage, or other issues.
However, if you are determined to make them work, you could potentially look for adapters that might allow you to fit the 9006 bulbs into a 9005 socket. These might be available at automotive stores or online retailers. Please bear in mind that adapting bulbs in this way is not standard practice and may not result in optimal performance or safety.
The best course of action would probably be to return the 9006 bulbs and purchase the correct 9005 bulbs for your high beams. This ensures that your vehicle’s lighting system will function as intended and meet safety standards.