LED turn signal bulbs
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LED turn signal bulbs
I think I want to replace my OEM with LED's. I searched and found a picture with LED turn signals and I really like how clean it looks without the orange bulbs. I don't know anything about resistors and such so I'm really hoping someone can help steer me in the path of least resistance. I just want to pull out the original bulb and replace it with X. I've never dealt with LED's before so I'm a little hesitant.
It seems that these will work - http://store.ijdmtoy.com/Error-Free-...s-p/20-009.htm
and I found these - http://www.xenondepot.com/7443-W3x16...37443w-360.htm would I need a CANbus with these??
I would appreciate any help from you guys.
It seems that these will work - http://store.ijdmtoy.com/Error-Free-...s-p/20-009.htm
and I found these - http://www.xenondepot.com/7443-W3x16...37443w-360.htm would I need a CANbus with these??
I would appreciate any help from you guys.
#2
Try the LED bulb and see if a resistor is require (In some cars isn't require) but is easy to install a resistor. They usually sell them at auto stores and there videos on YouTube on how to install..
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I think I want to replace my OEM with LED's. I searched and found a picture with LED turn signals and I really like how clean it looks without the orange bulbs. I don't know anything about resistors and such so I'm really hoping someone can help steer me in the path of least resistance. I just want to pull out the original bulb and replace it with X. I've never dealt with LED's before so I'm a little hesitant.
It seems that these will work - http://store.ijdmtoy.com/Error-Free-...s-p/20-009.htm
and I found these - http://www.xenondepot.com/7443-W3x16...37443w-360.htm would I need a CANbus with these??
I would appreciate any help from you guys.
It seems that these will work - http://store.ijdmtoy.com/Error-Free-...s-p/20-009.htm
and I found these - http://www.xenondepot.com/7443-W3x16...37443w-360.htm would I need a CANbus with these??
I would appreciate any help from you guys.
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Go with the iJDMTOY, I have them. Completely plug and play. All you'll need to do is find a spot to mount the decoder. I zip tied them to whatever was near by and haven't had any issues. They are very bright where as other LED turn signals lose their visibility during the day. I personally have the white ones and when I drive at night and hit them they light up exit signs that are far away. Very pleased with the quality and I'm sure the amber ones will be just as good, just went with white as personal preference.
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Go with the iJDMTOY, I have them. Completely plug and play. All you'll need to do is find a spot to mount the decoder. I zip tied them to whatever was near by and haven't had any issues. They are very bright where as other LED turn signals lose their visibility during the day. I personally have the white ones and when I drive at night and hit them they light up exit signs that are far away. Very pleased with the quality and I'm sure the amber ones will be just as good, just went with white as personal preference.
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http://store.ijdmtoy.com/Error-Free-...s-p/20-009.htm
I have these in the front and rear turn signals and no splicing required, just plug and play. They look fantastic and the output of light is nice. The LED makes it look way cleaner.
I have these in the front and rear turn signals and no splicing required, just plug and play. They look fantastic and the output of light is nice. The LED makes it look way cleaner.
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http://store.ijdmtoy.com/Error-Free-...s-p/20-009.htm
I have these in the front and rear turn signals and no splicing required, just plug and play. They look fantastic and the output of light is nice. The LED makes it look way cleaner.
I have these in the front and rear turn signals and no splicing required, just plug and play. They look fantastic and the output of light is nice. The LED makes it look way cleaner.
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They are bright at night for sure but during the day the rears might appear about the same. The fronts are significantly brighter during the day and night. I have videos on my phone but I can't attach them I'll try and set it up through YouTube or something
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http://store.ijdmtoy.com/Error-Free-...s-p/20-009.htm
I have these in the front and rear turn signals and no splicing required, just plug and play. They look fantastic and the output of light is nice. The LED makes it look way cleaner.
I have these in the front and rear turn signals and no splicing required, just plug and play. They look fantastic and the output of light is nice. The LED makes it look way cleaner.
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That's the price for one pair, so you'll need to purchase two pair to do both front and rear. You can also purchase these on eBay or Amazon from the same seller. It seemed to me the ones from Amazon shipped quicker - still waiting for them.
I'm getting the Amber all around - in some areas white turn signals are not legal and could get you a ticket.
I'm getting the Amber all around - in some areas white turn signals are not legal and could get you a ticket.
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just to clarify. on that link $36.99 is just for two bulbs right? or is it for all 4. also do you guys recommend the White led or amber. i feel like the white up front would cause an issue at night for other drivers when making a turn. since its the same color as the headlights