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I have the clear side markers on mine but I want a clear bulb as well since they still have an amber bulb - anyone know if the ROW clear ones have clear bulbs?
Try this website Bob. This LED bulb comes in a clear color. You have a choice of three (3) colors, White, Red or Amber; with the clear plastic lens the LED bulb will blend with clear markers and only when the marker is powered will the selected color display. You can use a 194 style, T10 or 2821 bulb. Personally I would select the bulb style that matches OEM which is 194. If you elect to purchase the bulbs on the provided site use code: CHILL15 to receive a 15% discount, and orders over $20 ship free. I recently purchased a few items from the site.
FYI: You may or may not be aware, but LED bulbs are polarized. This means one of the two (2) leads at the bottom of the LED Bulb is + Positive and the other - Negative. You have a 50/50 chance of inserting the bulb in the socket correctly the first try. Easiest installation method is to power the marker and insert the LED Bulb. If it fails to light the first time, simply remove the bulb and reinsert (turn) it 180 degrees in the socket.
Hopefully this answers your question.
Try this website Bob. This LED bulb comes in a clear color. You have a choice of three (3) colors, White, Red or Amber; with the clear plastic lens the LED bulb will blend with clear markers and only when the marker is powered will the selected color display. You can use a 194 style, T10 or 2821 bulb. Personally I would select the bulb style that matches OEM which is 194. If you elect to purchase the bulbs on the provided site use code: CHILL15 to receive a 15% discount, and orders over $20 ship free. I recently purchased a few items from the site.
FYI: You may or may not be aware, but LED bulbs are polarized. This means one of the two (2) leads at the bottom of the LED Bulb is + Positive and the other - Negative. You have a 50/50 chance of inserting the bulb is the socket correctly the first try. Easiest installation method is to power the marker and insert the LED Bulb. If it fails to light the first time, simply remove the bulb and reinsert (turn) it 180 degrees in the socket.
Hopefully this answers your question.
Here is few pictures of the backside of the LED-Side Markers to illustrate the lens is completely sealed and there is zero access for replacing the LED light.
I also included a picture of the “Amber” OEM Side Marker with access for replacing bulbs. (Refer to top picture) OEM - Amber Side Marker / Bulb Access
LED Side Marker - Back View LED Side Marker - Top View LED Side Marker - Connector
Last edited by Sidvicious7; 02-06-2020 at 04:41 PM.
I see your point - my dealer installed them before I picked up the car so I never saw the back. What about Euro side markers - anyone on that side of the pond know if they are clear/clear?
02-06-2020 | 01:04 AM
