Problem with the Nokya bulbs
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Any problem with the Nokya bulbs?
I have Nokya H4 bulbs for my car and recently one of the bulbs blew out. I thought it was dead at first but when i was playing around with my lights...i high beamed it and the bulb that i thought was dead was on but...the regular working Nokya bulb didn't work. So basically...one works, one doesn't and vice versa when i high beam it. [IMG]i/expressions/face-icon-small-confused.gif[/IMG]
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Krepoort is right.
Just replace your bulbs w/ PIAA or MTEC's.
Cheap bulbs = last 2-3 months (average) = $20
PIAA = lasts 2-3 YEARS = $60
You do the math.
Just replace your bulbs w/ PIAA or MTEC's.
Cheap bulbs = last 2-3 months (average) = $20
PIAA = lasts 2-3 YEARS = $60
You do the math.
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[hr]Originally posted by: ak
Krepoort is right.
Just replace your bulbs w/ PIAA or MTEC's.
Cheap bulbs = last 2-3 months (average) = $20
PIAA = lasts 2-3 YEARS = $60
You do the math.[hr]
[hr]Originally posted by: ak
Krepoort is right.
Just replace your bulbs w/ PIAA or MTEC's.
Cheap bulbs = last 2-3 months (average) = $20
PIAA = lasts 2-3 YEARS = $60
You do the math.[hr]
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