Clear bulbs?
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Clear bulbs?
on my 99 there are three lights on eac side up front. The headlight, the turn signal/flasher/park light, and a light beside the headlight and above the turn signal (also a park light). The turn signal has an amber cover and bulbs. The second park light has a clear cover and amber bulb. It never blimks like the turn signal. I was wondering how you think it would look to replace the amber bulb with a clear one.
You can kinda see the amber throught the lens.
You can kinda see the amber throught the lens.
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The only thing i was worrying about was blinding other drivers. The lens is made to reflect light in all directions. I was also thinking about blue bulbs, but i dont want any tickets.
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From: Paso Robles, CA (Central Coast)
If you would like to make the corner marker flash try the following below. I think it works on your year as well, maybe the wire coloring if different. Also try this link, if you need further. http://www.generation-edge.com/forum...rchTerms=blink
Step 1
Cut the black wire going to the bulb for the corner marker. Cut it close to the bulb itself, but leave about 1-2 inches hanging off the end with the corner bulb. The black wire going to the rear of the vehicle, dont worry about it.
'Tap' or splice the black 1-2 inches of wire attached to the bulb to a spare piece of wire you should have.
Step 2
Take the other end of the spare wire, and connect it to the turnsignal HOT [green/white]. Your done!
Step 1
Step 2
Finished.
Step 1
Cut the black wire going to the bulb for the corner marker. Cut it close to the bulb itself, but leave about 1-2 inches hanging off the end with the corner bulb. The black wire going to the rear of the vehicle, dont worry about it.
'Tap' or splice the black 1-2 inches of wire attached to the bulb to a spare piece of wire you should have.
Step 2
Take the other end of the spare wire, and connect it to the turnsignal HOT [green/white]. Your done!
Step 1
Step 2
Finished.
