v-led city light broke and is no longer for sale
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You just turn the back of the socket counter clockwise to remove it from the back of the headlight, then the bulb pulls straight out of the socket pretty easily. These fit right in their place.
If you are looking for a really bright parking light, you may want to look at one with more LED. These aren't super bright, they are just a better color. They look like the #5 bulb from this thread:
https://www.clublexus.com/forums/is-...ive-guide.html
If you are looking for a really bright parking light, you may want to look at one with more LED. These aren't super bright, they are just a better color. They look like the #5 bulb from this thread:
https://www.clublexus.com/forums/is-...ive-guide.html
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Yes, getting the socket out I have already figured out but just wasn't sure if I just pulled the bulb straight out or had to twist it off. I am fairly new to taking my car apart, I feel better doing it now that it is older.
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He already linked it and he was talking about the Parking Light not the DRL. The parking light is above and a bit to the side of the DRL. So confusing I know! I didn't realize the goddamn thing even existed prior to forgetting to install it and having to take my bumper off twice.
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He already linked it and he was talking about the Parking Light not the DRL. The parking light is above and a bit to the side of the DRL. So confusing I know! I didn't realize the goddamn thing even existed prior to forgetting to install it and having to take my bumper off twice.
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I used these for my parking lights and they have been working just fine.
I can take a picture of them later when it gets darker. The parking lights don't really stand out a whole lot in the bright daylight.
I can take a picture of them later when it gets darker. The parking lights don't really stand out a whole lot in the bright daylight.
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^ Well not $2, because they don't sell just two lol. $4+shipping gets you 4 of them. The pics above are those exact ones. It is a direct swap, just pull the old one out and put those in. That is for the city light, not the DRL. They are two different bulbs.
No, the DRL bulb is actually your high beam bulb running at lower power. The DRL isn't on when the low beams are running. There is another small bulb in the high beam housing that is the parking light, which is on when your light are on. That's what you're seeing in that picture that is putting the yellowish light into the high beam. It's a 194 bulb that can be simply swapped to a matching LED.
My DRL is a regular Sylvannia SilverStar Ultra halogen, but I have my DRL disabled so I don't have to look at that dingy yellow look in the day. That can be done with Techstream
My DRL is a regular Sylvannia SilverStar Ultra halogen, but I have my DRL disabled so I don't have to look at that dingy yellow look in the day. That can be done with Techstream
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Mine is actually just a 9006 style LED bulb. They are about $40 and a direct swap. His setup will be brighter, I went the LED route because I don't truly need the fogs, or at least not any brighter than they already were. I just wanted them to match. I can't really tell a difference between the light output between these and the factory halogen fog. His HID conversion will actually provide more light for sure though.
PS - Sorry for the thread jack Lextasy. I'll try to quit now lol. You guys can PM me if you have any other discussion on our off-topic'ness
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