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Just thought I'd share some new LED driving lights I just installed, and I love them! I just hated how dim the OEM bulbs were, but I know they are the turn signals, too. So this vendor has a bulb that is bright white when turned on, but flashes amber when the signal is turned on. Thought I'd share.
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Just thought I'd share some new LED driving lights I just installed, and I love them! I just hated how dim the OEM bulbs were, but I know they are the turn signals, too. So this vendor has a bulb that is bright white when turned on, but flashes amber when the signal is turned on. Thought I'd share. As a point of information...... those were intended to be "parking lights/turn signals/emergency flashers" not "driving lights". They were not intended to be used for night time driving.
Do they flash amber when the emergency flasher is turned on ?
I hope your LEDs last better than the LED low beams I put in my 2011 Impala (I know, I know, totally different beast). They lasted all of a week before the little transformer box on one of them melted. Pure chinesium. I'm not trying to rain on anybody's parade here; I like the concept a whole lot. I'm just a bit bummed over my LED experience.
I hope your LEDs last better than the LED low beams I put in my 2011 Impala (I know, I know, totally different beast). They lasted all of a week before the little transformer box on one of them melted. Pure chinesium. I'm not trying to rain on anybody's parade here; I like the concept a whole lot. I'm just a bit bummed over my LED experience.
Usually you get what you pay for. I've converted to LED headlights/fogs etc in all my vehicles and not one problem over many years. The high quality ones usually have built-in fans for cooling.
August 29th, 2018, 10:01 PM
