'98 LS400 Low Beams
other countries have bulbs in those corner lights i believe. as for the trucks, some are required to have them as clearance lights. the aftermarket is always up in the air, and not always legal.
Early North American press release photos in 1997 before the 1998 LS400 went on sale showed amber side marker lights where the dummy lights are. I've read that Toyota found out very late that the lenses next to the fog lights were below the required minimum height for side marker lights which is why we ended up with tacky and tacked on front side marker lights.
The attached press release photo shows how the front side marker lights on the North American 98-00 LS400 were originally supposed to look.
Last edited by Kansas; Aug 9, 2012 at 06:52 PM.
That's the first time I've heard that one. In the Japanese home market there were cornering lights on the 98-00 LS400 where there are dummy lights for the rest of the world.
Early North American press release photos in 1997 before the 1998 LS400 went on sale showed amber side marker lights where the dummy lights are. I've read that Toyota found out very late that the lenses next to the fog lights were below the required minimum height for side marker lights which is why we ended up with tacky and tacked on front side marker lights.
The attached press release photo shows how the front side marker lights on the North American 98-00 LS400 were originally supposed to look.
Early North American press release photos in 1997 before the 1998 LS400 went on sale showed amber side marker lights where the dummy lights are. I've read that Toyota found out very late that the lenses next to the fog lights were below the required minimum height for side marker lights which is why we ended up with tacky and tacked on front side marker lights.
The attached press release photo shows how the front side marker lights on the North American 98-00 LS400 were originally supposed to look.
This is a JDM 98 Celsior's drivers side lights. I don't know what bulb is inside of the corner light. It is quite convenient driving at country sides at night. Next to it, there is a fog light and you can see the yellowish internal cover for a HB4 bulb. We are not required the daylight running light and the HID low beam turns on only when you switch it on. It is brighter than the regular halogen bulb but it takes several seconds to be bright enough and I make it a rule to use fog lights at tunnels together.
This is a JDM 98 Celsior's drivers side lights. I don't know what bulb is inside of the corner light. It is quite convenient driving at country sides at night. Next to it, there is a fog light and you can see the yellowish internal cover for a HB4 bulb. We are not required the daylight running light and the HID low beam turns on only when you switch it on. It is brighter than the regular halogen bulb but it takes several seconds to be bright enough and I make it a rule to use fog lights at tunnels together.


Last edited by Hiroshi12; Aug 10, 2012 at 08:05 AM.
That's the first time I've heard that one. In the Japanese home market there were cornering lights on the 98-00 LS400 where there are dummy lights for the rest of the world.
Early North American press release photos in 1997 before the 1998 LS400 went on sale showed amber side marker lights where the dummy lights are. I've read that Toyota found out very late that the lenses next to the fog lights were below the required minimum height for side marker lights which is why we ended up with tacky and tacked on front side marker lights.
The attached press release photo shows how the front side marker lights on the North American 98-00 LS400 were originally supposed to look.
Early North American press release photos in 1997 before the 1998 LS400 went on sale showed amber side marker lights where the dummy lights are. I've read that Toyota found out very late that the lenses next to the fog lights were below the required minimum height for side marker lights which is why we ended up with tacky and tacked on front side marker lights.
The attached press release photo shows how the front side marker lights on the North American 98-00 LS400 were originally supposed to look.
Those look pretty cool
I just painted mine to match the bumper trim.
Oh, ok now I got it. Yea on those, I just replaced them with a clear version. I suppose shaving them would look really clean too.
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