LED city lights and license plate bulbs (no errors)
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As far as the city lights, it was a slight pain, but not too bad. Just remove the cover on the back of the housing. Then pull out the highbeam bulb, I kept it connected and just move it out of the way. Next just get your hand in there and pull out the city light.....this might require some force and you need small hands to get a good grip. I also had to file the sides of the new bulb to get them to fit in there.
#87
Well I failed horribly, guess I'll take them to a shop. I couldnt even get the city lights out which from what Ive read is the easiest light to switch, I dont understand how you guys were able to get a grip on it or maybe my thumb is just too short.
#88
The first day when I tried to change mine I couldnt get them out if my life depended on it. I have done alot harder mods and thought to myself why is this so hard? I asked a few questions here and tried again the next day and took like 15 min to do both sides.
#89
Did you remove the highbeam bulb first to make room to reach the city light? It does take some squeezing and you will end up with cuts around your hands and fingers trying to get the bulbs out.
The first day when I tried to change mine I couldnt get them out if my life depended on it. I have done alot harder mods and thought to myself why is this so hard? I asked a few questions here and tried again the next day and took like 15 min to do both sides.
The first day when I tried to change mine I couldnt get them out if my life depended on it. I have done alot harder mods and thought to myself why is this so hard? I asked a few questions here and tried again the next day and took like 15 min to do both sides.
#91
These are the bulbs I used for the side marker http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/ws/eB...K%3AMEWNX%3AIT
Will try to take some pics later tonight.
#94
I had the same issues as well. It helps to remove the air intake ducts coming down on both sides (you just pull out gently). Then as the previous post states use some pliers to get at it. I did a slight twist and pull.
On one of the sides there is a unit (i think driver's side, forget what it is) that can be unbolted and pushed aside so that you can get your arms in further. I can't remember if i unbolted this for the for the city lights or the low beams. Best of luck dude.
On one of the sides there is a unit (i think driver's side, forget what it is) that can be unbolted and pushed aside so that you can get your arms in further. I can't remember if i unbolted this for the for the city lights or the low beams. Best of luck dude.
#95
Does anyone else have any regrets after installing these? In my opinion the city lights are too blue. If you look at it from a distance at night, the color of these really stand out compared to the headlights. I actually think they look "ricey." At least with the factory headlights. I need something more white.
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Does anyone else have any regrets after installing these? In my opinion the city lights are too blue. If you look at it from a distance at night, the color of these really stand out compared to the headlights. I actually think they look "ricey." At least with the factory headlights. I need something more white.