It works for me. But they also have an Amazon store where you can search for H7 Auxbeam LED bulbs.

 

All I get is a small brand selection

 

1. Click on LED Light Bulbs in the menu
2. Click Find your Vehicle
3. Click the LED bulb guide
4. Fill in your vehicle in the menu and it will show you all bulbs for your vehicle.

 

LED seems to be the way of the future. I have yet to try them but lower power consumption and longer lasting than filament type are pretty good advantages. I use Hella 70w H7s in my trucks.

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The Auxbeam website was a little quirky for me. ​​​​​​After selecting LED LIGHT BULBS in the top menu (Step 1), you have to click the picture of the yellow "supercar" or whatever it is. While "Find Your Vehicle" is a hyperlink, it does nothing.​ Alternately, you can just go to fitment.auxbeam.com.

 

So I ordered the auxbeam.com/products/spu00174 and with the spring clip in the housing the fit looks to be a no go. No big deal, I will return them. When loading the vehicle for fit, the results show a lot of options. Many I can tell will not work with the spring clip or even fit behind the rubber cover. Which ones are working and how? Many options.

 

The info from my Auxbeam order says H7 Eagles Series LED LIGHT Bulbs-5000LM/6500K
SKU: GD001153

That SKU shows up as

Amazon

Amazon

Are you sure you ordered the H7 type?

 

Yes H7 P20 LED 5000LM. They look just link the ones in the link you sent. Maybe I didn't try hard enough but with the cooling fan thing the spring clip stood no chance. The cord pigtail also came out of the LED and interfered with the light housing at the opening lip forcing a tight right angle. That might have gone with some work but the clip looked like a never without bending or removing.

 

You do have to do a bit of a workaround with the retaining wire, but it will eventually go back in place. The wires will tuck inside the housing, as I mentioned.

 

I also was not able to fit the retaining spring or water cap over the headlight. Seems to work fine without them. Its been that way for 3 months.

 

Not sure why anyone is having a problem with this. Yes, you have to remove the wire retaining clip (I had forgotten about that step) but then you can reinstall it to hold the unit in place. The wires will also fit inside the housing and the cap can be reinstalled.
Or don't, and use different bulbs.