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https://cimg3.ibsrv.net/gimg/www.clu...a24ff16204.jpg Had to shut off the factory DRLs, but needed a replacement. Decided to make the front turn signal lights bright white DRLs with amber led turn signals when needed. Happy with results. |
I like it. What did you do? What’s product did you get?
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It is not that difficult or expensive. Purchased 2 led switchback bulbs. They should not be very much bigger than the stock bulbs, clearance is an issue. Also when purchasing the bulbs they must be a type two. The car requires bulbs for a "ck" socket. Regular led switchbacks bulbs will blow the fuse! The stock sockets already are dual contact, but the supply wire only has two wires, one t/s and one ground. I went to the boneyard and sniped a third supply terminal from a Toyota loom to supply a drl feed. Thanks for the interest!
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Originally Posted by leexed
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It is not that difficult or expensive. Purchased 2 led switchback bulbs. They should not be very much bigger than the stock bulbs, clearance is an issue. Also when purchasing the bulbs they must be a type two. The car requires bulbs for a "ck" socket. Regular led switchbacks bulbs will blow the fuse! The stock sockets already are dual contact, but the supply wire only has two wires, one t/s and one ground. I went to the boneyard and sniped a third supply terminal from a Toyota loom to supply a drl feed. Thanks for the interest!
can you post a link to the bulbs you bought and elaborate on what exactly you had to change in the wiring? Was there anything else you had to do to avoid a fast-flash from the LEDs? |
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