Serie | Car Headlights Stories You Should Know EP.8

❌ Don't let "ignorance" cost you free money!

Open Group Fog Light Pole Toyota Commuter

Small things that have caused countless van drivers to miss each other.

Drove a van for years. When the fog lights broke,

Many people walked into the spare shop and said,

"Take the van fog light."

Do you know...

The chances of getting wrong are very high.

Because the Toyota Commuter uses a lot more poles than I thought.

Today - Bright Drive Deva Car LED

Let's take the real tube from the job page and show it clearly.

Why vans of the same model are so close

But the terminals are not the same.

💡 How to Observe Fog Lamp Poles (Non-Mechanic People Edition)

If it's the same lamp, the same socket.

Vans commuter

Years 2010-2013 = PSX26W or HB4 / 9006 terminals

Year 2014-2019 = Original Polarity PSX26W

If you've ever changed lanterns, most of them are H11 terminals, but many H27 / 880 terminals have been found.

2020 - present. The original lamp factory is H16 terminal.

✅ H11

- Notice the red O-ring.

- L-like bent terminal

- More common in lantern-changing cars or insurance garage claims.

✅ P13W (26W)

- Round base.

- No iron fangs.

- Very common in the 2014-2019 Toyota Commuter.

That still uses the original lamp from the factory.

✅ HB4.

- There's clear iron fangs.

- Used on some cars or some decorative lamps.

(Not the main pole of most Commuter)

⚠️ A true story that many garages never tell.

Same year car. Same model.

If used to crash and change the lamp again

The terminals may change immediately.

Which is why

❌ Order by car year only

Often ends with the words "Can't wear, free money."

📌 the safest way.

Is to take a look at the actual pole before ordering

Or show the store where Commuter was installed.

From the actual installation experience,

Bright Drive Deva Car LED

We have found almost every type.