neelnaik

Yeah I couldn't find anything strictly 168 either, but so far they have worked pretty good for me. I replaced my front parking lights with them about 6 months ago, and I did the license plate lights almost a month ago now and I have yet to have any problems with them.

No problem. Sorry it took so long to get the pics up.

ac921ol

iTrader: (1)

ok, so I bought 168 5 LED for the license plate, what is the one I need to buy for the reverse bulb???
T15 or 194??

RX330inFL

http://www.superbrightleds.com/cat/l...905-50-372664/

mowmow

I used PIAA bulb for reverse light too. Superbright LEDs are cool but their quality sometimes is not all that great leaving you doing house keeping with replacing led bulbs too often which drive up the cost of the mod itself.

ycl1688

any one knows the trunk light unit refer in first post #4 part number, because my one is not working.

mandyfig

The trunk lights, total 3 are 30 mm festoon bulbs.

Vester72

Thanks for the guide - made it very, very easy to get this done!

alchemist

iTrader: (1)

This may be a stupid question since most people are doing this modification but why would you want your license plate more visible?

Vester72

Wife's car.

I think it looks better and rarely speed driving that car as the kids are always in the back

ycl1688

I had all the led in, except the parking light on the rear door, next to backup light towards the driver side, it lit up on the dashboard, complaining about this bulb, new bulb some thing. It lits when the bulb is in socket, when key is turned to 'on' . But when ignition is on, dashboard light on.
What gives ?

stevies30

Since this post is about reverse and backup lights, you might have been better off to start a new thread either in this section or maybe in the lighting section. I'm afraid your question about front lights might get buried in this rear lighting thread. If I were you I'd delete this post and repost on one of those two sections.

ChuckInICT

Even this OldFart (with the help of the right tool) was able to change out both old-tech bulbs with New-Tech LEDs in less than 30 minutes.
I only boogered up one of the white clips when putting panels back on.

Many Thanks for the thread. The photos helped tremendously!!