rear foglight mod?
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The 2nd "click" is a little more difficult in the parking light position than in the headlight position, but the rear fog lights will illuminate in the parking light position. Consequently, I STAND CORRECTED! Good catch!
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The fist mod is completed and both the fog lights now work.
Having said that I am looking for lower wattage bulbs. The originals are 21 Watts and too bright. Does any one know what other low watt bulbs fit?
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Having said that I am looking for lower wattage bulbs. The originals are 21 Watts and too bright. Does any one know what other low watt bulbs fit?
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MiCkEy
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What is the wattage for the rear lights?
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That's always been a problem I've had with guys driving around with the rear fogs on... it's very distracting. If you can find a bulb that's the same wattage as the normal lights, but less bright than the brake lights it might look cool.
What is the wattage for the rear lights?
What is the wattage for the rear lights?
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Do you know that you can adjust the amber orientation lights brighter or dimmer? There is a "pin hole" toggle switch in the dome light that will toggle them from dim to bright or bright to dim. There is not a really big difference between dim and bright, but it is noticable.
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Do you know that you can adjust the amber orientation lights brighter or dimmer? There is a "pin hole" toggle switch in the dome light that will toggle them from dim to bright or bright to dim. There is not a really big difference between dim and bright, but it is noticable.
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There are 4 amber LED's inside your car. There is one inside each interior door pull, the third light is on the front of the drivers door handle and points toward the light switch and ingition switch.
The fourth light is in the center of the dome light rearest the rear view mirror. It illuminates the shifter handle and the upper center console. This is the one that is controlled by the toggle switch. There is a very small hole in the dome lense. You can stick a small jeweler's screw driver or the end of a paper clip in the hole to toggle the dome LED dimmer or brighter.
The best way to see all of these lights is to get into your car at night and close the door. When the interior lights turn off, the LED's will be more visible.
The fourth light is in the center of the dome light rearest the rear view mirror. It illuminates the shifter handle and the upper center console. This is the one that is controlled by the toggle switch. There is a very small hole in the dome lense. You can stick a small jeweler's screw driver or the end of a paper clip in the hole to toggle the dome LED dimmer or brighter.
The best way to see all of these lights is to get into your car at night and close the door. When the interior lights turn off, the LED's will be more visible.
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