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RE: those little bulbs below the high beam
Do you have a link to a LED one?
It looks like this one, which is listed as a 194:
http://autolumination.com/194.htm
It looks like this one, which is listed as a 194:
http://autolumination.com/194.htm
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RE: those little bulbs below the high beam
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Do you have a link to a LED one?
It looks like this one, which is listed as a 194:
http://autolumination.com/194.htm
Do you have a link to a LED one?
It looks like this one, which is listed as a 194:
http://autolumination.com/194.htm
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RE: those little bulbs below the high beam
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Great - that is the ticket then.
I upgraded the low beam bulbs to Synvania silverstars, and the little marker lights look yellow now!
I wanted to go to actual HID, and bought a "kit" off ebay. What a nightmare!
Great - that is the ticket then.
I upgraded the low beam bulbs to Synvania silverstars, and the little marker lights look yellow now!
I wanted to go to actual HID, and bought a "kit" off ebay. What a nightmare!
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RE: those little bulbs below the high beam
ORIGINAL: ilovetrains
Do you have a link to a LED one?
It looks like this one, which is listed as a 194:
http://autolumination.com/194.htm
Do you have a link to a LED one?
It looks like this one, which is listed as a 194:
http://autolumination.com/194.htm
Interesting observation, when I installed these, after a few seconds each one began to glow dimly. Apparently there a re a few errant volts traveling through the wires. The juice was not enough to evenly dimly light a filament bulb, but the LED's glow lightly. Looks really sic in a dark garage.
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RE: those little bulbs below the high beam
These bulbs are very bright. I have a few sets in my Chevy car. I replaced the map lights in side with these and they also glow all the time. It takes such a small amount of power to light these that any power in the lines will make em glow. I have never had a problem with them killing a battery so don't panic about that. I used them to replace the lisence plate lights on my chevy also and they shine right passed the plate and illuminate the ground under the back bumper, looks like under carriage neon, cops have not bothered me about them yet.
Hey trains do you have any pics of these blue bulbs in you headlights. i wana do it but would like to see it first. thanks alot
Hey trains do you have any pics of these blue bulbs in you headlights. i wana do it but would like to see it first. thanks alot
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I installed the led's in my headlight marker lights and they did the exact same dimming thing your talking about, it looked really cool because they would stay on for hours after the car was turned off.. The problem is that mine eventually started flickering like crazy while the car was running; maybe a week or two after they were installed.. It was really annoying and I could not for the life of me figure out the cause.. I installed 3 different sets of led's and the problem kept coming back.. The light would work great for a week, then go crazy.. I hope you have better luck, but I feel like the different resistance of the led's makes the lights go crazy.. I ended up removing them and I'm actually happier with the look without any marker lights.
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