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Are F3 fog light bulbs H7's?
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cravenfun
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Got it used and all 4 bulbs are the old fan cooled LED's which aren't the greatest. Poor beam pattern and the H4 headlights have a lousy high beam.
I want to upgrade to better non fan LED's, ones like I have in my BRP snowmobiles, they have a way better high beam vs what I have now.
Fog lights bulb style / number is what I've not been able to nail down. Headlights are H4, just like my snowmobiles.
Also if anyone knows will I need the headlight resistor kit so high/low work properly, my snowmobiles needed them as without they were high beam only without them. BRP engineering / design is probably the same across product lines. Just like dry sump ACE motors in the sleds.
cravenfun
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Ok I broke out the tools and pulled out a fog light assembly. Inside it was etched into the housing H3 at the bulb opening so question is answered. H1 and H3 bulbs are similar except for the inside length of the bulb mounting / holder to the base ring.
Just passing along what I found on my new to me used '15 F3S .
Just passing along what I found on my new to me used '15 F3S .
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