I was putzing around at work and did some research on replacement bulbs and this is what i came up with:
Wagner bulb numbers
881 - 43.00 candlelight power "stock replacement fog light"
881bk - 45.00 candlelight power
898 - 60.00 candlelight power
893 - 75.00 candlelight power
893bk - 75.00 candlelight power
886 - 100.00 candlelight power
Obviously the higher the candlelight power, the greater wattage is required. I figured since I need a new fog light bulb, I would see if there are other options. Have Fun!
-Mattie
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The 886 aren't 100 watt, they are about 50 watts each. The OEM bulbs are about 30 watts each.
That's about 2.5 amps each for the stock 881, and about 4 amps each for the 886. Note that the 886, a driving light bulb, does not have the blackened end that the 881 has, so it may cause more glare.
I have run 886 bulbs in my car for six years, and have not had any problems with fuse blowing, wire melting, or housing warping.
Daniel Stern's tech info is a good source, too. Surf around his site and check out the various tech articles.
That's about 2.5 amps each for the stock 881, and about 4 amps each for the 886. Note that the 886, a driving light bulb, does not have the blackened end that the 881 has, so it may cause more glare.
I have run 886 bulbs in my car for six years, and have not had any problems with fuse blowing, wire melting, or housing warping.
Daniel Stern's tech info is a good source, too. Surf around his site and check out the various tech articles.