Normandie4life

+1

AZN Optics

Just keep in mind that after we get it working, I'm not going to release it till we do some live durability testing. Turn signals shouldn't heat up as much though just in their nature, but not comfortable pimping out product without my own quality checks.

Normandie4life

My car just told me to tell u that u can test it on her she doesnt mind

aowhaus

Actually, in many jurisdictions even white is not allowed (only amber). White turn signals would look too similar to the headlights which doesn't have enough colour differentation to be safe or effective.

AZN Optics

yeah, in california, white and amber front turn signals are legal (red and amber for rear). This is a regional law.

Mixedfruits

orly? was thinking about modding my mirror turn signals to white!

mhass350

Now I am confused....

I e-mailed with Jason at iJDMToy and he sent me this link for the turn signal bulbs: http://store.ijdmtoy.com/No-Load-Resistor-Required-LED-Turn-Signal-Lights-p/error-free-s25-led-2ghj.htm these are $69.99.

The LEDs in the link by the OP: http://store.ijdmtoy.com/3357-3457-S...ee-3156-2k.htm are $45.99.

Why am I confused? Each link/page shows a different bulb style/size but each page indicates the bulbs will work on the W204.

- The OPs link is for a 3156 (3357/3457) LED bulb.

- The link I posted is for a 7557 (aka P21W) which is what is listed as the replacement bulb in the owner's manual.

^^Could these be the bulbs in the link I posted?



I had also asked which bulbs for the eyelids and I was told to get the Error Free 2825 W5W LED Eyelid Lights, eBay Item No.: 130509789154, which offer a 6000k output. Has anyone found an eyelid LED that is closer to our 4300K factory bi-xenons?

Normandie4life

The first link dats $69.99 wont work on the headlight tirn signals maybe for rear thats whats confusing you

mhass350

Thanks, I did read on the webpage that they are rear turn signal bulbs but the front and rear turn signals, according to the owners manual, are the same bulb...

Normandie4life

I c but im possitive their not the same thats some kind of a mistake

Mixedfruits

not the same the one in the op was for another car similar design tested it for my moms e class just realized second link is correct but im sure there will be a cheaper version

mhass350

^^ So for everyone's benefit, are you saying that the link posted by the OP is not the correct bulb for the W204 front turn signals but the link I posted is correct?

Mixedfruits

wait im thinking now i forgot how our bulbs look ill look today

mhass350

thanks, it is much appreciated...

AZN Optics

front signals and rear signals are definitely different. Rear signals use 7507 bayonet LEDs, while front signals use 3156 super wedge LEDs.

mhass350 - If you're looking for 194/T10 wedge LEDs for your brows that better match stock bi-xenon 4300K, I have 5000K wedge LEDs at $18/set or $35 for 2 sets (need two for brows).

Mixedfruits

Hey azn think of making a replacement for highbeam? cuz my highbeams i painted the reflectors so they dont shine as bright anymore, im thinking of changing them to turn signals

snarlingchicken

H7 bulb turn signals...? Jeez Ed. LOL. That's a bunch of wiring you're gonna have to do. What's wrong with the turn signals you have now?

mhass350

Thanks AZN. Looks like I'll be purchasing your LEDs for my brows, is there a coupon/discount code for MBWorld members?

Back on topic, it's amazing that MB could publish incorrect info in the owners manual; who proofreads them? It appears the 3156 is the front turn bulb.

Mixedfruits

nothing just messing around haha

AZN Optics

I can do something custom for you. Just let me know what you're thinking.

I have discount prices listed on all my 194 sale threads that I offer only to forum members.

maxx112

CRAZY headlights broo , LED gives it a diff touch,did you do those headlights your self???

Mixedfruits

yeah thanks!

maxx112

pretty clean,want to try it my self,do you suggest any tips??

Mixedfruits

um i used a heat gun to open the headlights just be patient or use the oven method, and when done I suggest sealing the headlights again with some car window sealent at any local car store.