Review on High/Low Beam LED Headlights - 1 Pair (4x6 Inch) H4651 H4652 H4656 H4666 H6545 with Projector Lens for Peterbilt, Kenworth, Freightliner, Ford (1985-1997), S10, Probe, Oldsmobile Cutlass - Chrome by John Jones

If you have old sealed beams and are looking for an update, this is for you. These replacement LED bulbs are fantastic. Overall I am very happy with my purchase. The headlights match perfectly and the beam color is great. pure white. Not only does it illuminate the road farther, but it also creates a wider beam. The price is fair too, a pair of premium sealed headlights will cost close to $50 at an auto shop. Regarding the wiring, I can't comment on the typical wiring as the Saturn had a different wiring pattern regarding the headlights. Instead of positive (12V+) wires driving the low and high beams with a negative, the Saturn uses 2 negative wires to drive the lights from a single 12V+ supply. I had to add a relay and additional wiring to convert the negative signal from the light switch to a positive signal that would power the new LED lights. But that has nothing to do with the company I bought them from. When I finally got those headlights working I thought I had my high beams on because it was so bright! I would like to see a better wire color code chart to confirm which wire was the low/high beam. The guide only lists the colors of the included adapter harness (which differ from the colors of the LED pigtails). I matched the pigtail to the adapter harness wire colors to complete my schematic so I had something on paper to follow. Except the Saturn traffic wiring method. I would recommend these LED lights to anyone who has old 4x6 yellow trash cans.