Stupid question about headlight/fog light bulbs

laureena23

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Out of all 3 of the 4Runners I have owned, I've never replaced any lights. So this is going to be a stupid question for most of you but I've done a search and can't find the answer I'm looking for.

I want to upgrade to the bright white headlight bulbs, do they make the same model/style for the fog lights to match? Or will they be different brands and different shades of brightness?

IE: I'm looking at Phillips or Silverstars, so if I buy those style headlights is there a similar style fog light bulb from the same company?
 
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Out of all 3 of the 4Runners I have owned, I've never replaced any lights. So this is going to be a stupid question for most of you but I've done a search and can't find the answer I'm looking for.

I want to upgrade to the bright white headlight bulbs, do they make the same model/style for the fog lights to match? Or will they be different brands and different shades of brightness?

IE: I'm looking at Phillips or Silverstars, so if I buy those style headlights is there a similar style fog light bulb from the same company?

According to the listings for your 2010 T4R SR5 the following halogen bulbs should be these listed:
H11 FOGS
H11 LOWS
9005 HIGHS

If you purchase all the bulbs from the same company, same name designation
IE:
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The color should be the same for all bullbs!
 
Out of all 3 of the 4Runners I have owned, I've never replaced any lights. So this is going to be a stupid question for most of you but I've done a search and can't find the answer I'm looking for.

I want to upgrade to the bright white headlight bulbs, do they make the same model/style for the fog lights to match? Or will they be different brands and different shades of brightness?

IE: I'm looking at Phillips or Silverstars, so if I buy those style headlights is there a similar style fog light bulb from the same company?

There is a thread to upgrade the bulbs that require slight modification to the bulb assembly. However, they are supposed to be remarkably better. I think [MENTION=85512]eddiebx[/MENTION] did the write up. Another Option
 
And not to state the obvious but I have met people that did not know this - do not touch a halogen bulb with your fingers. The oils on your skin will penetrate the crystal bulb and damage it or cause it to have a burn through.
 

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