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[macstructures]

Hi,

I would like to replace my headlamp bulb with something brighter, a friend gave me the Philips Moto Vision 9003 (H4) - 9003MVS1.

This is the info on the metal ring around the bulb:

Philips 9003 MV HB2 DOT H4 MV 12V 60/55W

See picture.

I searched the headlamp replacement info "Unofficial Manual" but this type of bulb is not listed... has anyone use it?

Thanks.

[macstructures]

Any advise? this will be a perfect time to replace the headlamp bulb... we had 70 degrees a couple of days ago... now down to 28... for 4 days... so an ideal weather to work on the Zero. Thanks.

[2014ZeroSR]

MacStructures: Maybe the info in this thread will help - "Whiter - Brighter & Safer Headlights For Your Zero"
(started Feb 28, 2017).

I installed one in my 14SR.
The install was relatively easy, reasonable cost, and I feel it's an improvement over the stock bulb.

Hoping to not high jack this thread - with winter approaching with fewer riding days, maybe also add LED driving or fog lamps. If I remember correctly, there's several threads on this as well.

Please let us know how it goes. 

[togo]

H4 halogen bulbs are generally interchangable.

I'd try it.

Don't touch the bulb tho. Read the package, follow the handing instructions.

https://zeromanual.com/index.php/Zero_Aftermarket#Headlamp

LED bulbs save energy, but require voltage conversion so have more bulk for the extra components. Lots of discussion in this forum.

[macstructures]

I will install it this week.. post results and/or problems. Thanks.

[macstructures]

Done... will go for a ride tonight ... hopefully an increase in visibility, I don't remember how "bright" the stock bulb was,  Really easy to replace, and a detailed explanation by Whiter - Brighter & Safer Headlights For Your Zero.

Thank you all for your help again... great place to learn and share projects.

*mod edit* censor the SEO gaming, not your fault OP carry on nothing to see there...