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LED switch over completed !

Old 10-15-2012, 05:09 AM
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Originally Posted by junior98
So you just put a fully electronic flasher in one of the slots (which one?) and all of them work as they should? The only led's in the back I have are the reverse lights and I'm not familiar with how to get the brake lights and such to work properly
if you have LEDs you need to switch out both flashers
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Originally Posted by sjsingle1
if you have LEDs you need to switch out both flashers
Right now i have two el12's because i have front led's im just always confused when trying to understand what i need to make everything led
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Originally Posted by junior98
Right now i have two el12's because i have front led's im just always confused when trying to understand what i need to make everything led
yes........EL12 or fully electronic.....but you have to change out both......turn and flasher
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what type of bulb style did you use for the front parking lights?
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its a DRL compatible 3156 in amber from super brite...........45 SMD
Old 10-18-2012, 03:02 AM
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Pics in sunlight are what matter, NOT at night, garage, ect. Of course the bulbs will look bright at night.
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Originally Posted by sjsingle1
its a DRL compatible 3156 in amber from super brite...........45 SMD
So you went with a single stage led versus the dual stage as the car came with (3156 vs 3157) for some reason they dont sell a 3157 DRL version? Interesting, @ any rate I'm back to 3157 yellow bulbs for now. I have a ton of these leds I spent $ for nothing, just picked up a set from auto lumination @ $40, they won't even snap into the sockets. Sell them cheap if anyone wants them...
(39 Led White-Amber Switchback Bulbs 20mmX52mm)
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i stand corrected........i looked at my receipt from super brite.....its a 3157 i put in the fronts......but on their website they show that the dual intensity 3157s they have are NOT DRL compatible.......but when i bought mine ( over a yr ago ) they listed the ones i got as DRL compatible......go figure
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Originally Posted by _JB_
Pics in sunlight are what matter, NOT at night, garage, ect. Of course the bulbs will look bright at night.
the pic with the flash shows them to be pretty bright
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Originally Posted by sjsingle1
the pic with the flash shows them to be pretty bright
Looks dimmer to me.
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trust me...they are much brighter


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