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05-26-2004, 01:19 PM
Re: City light?
On the sedans - if you have the parking lights on, there is a dim light in the headlight housing... It doesn't serve a purpose functionally really - but it gives the housing a nice soft glow.
Alot of the ricers have these installed aftermarket... Which I guess makes riced cars more powerful...
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05-26-2004, 02:02 PM
Re: City light?
Those are a PITA to remove/reinstall. You can do it without taking anything apart but be prepared to have scrapes all over your arms. Just reach around down there and they twist out. Or you can take off the fender liners and they should be much easier to reach...
I took out the ugly yellow, and bought a set of white LEDs from ares on my350z.com that match perfectly with the HIDs. Call it rice or whatever you want, but it definitely has a cleaner appearence than the yellow. I also swaped out the amber bulbs in my clear turn signals and installed another set of the white LEDs. Not legal, but hey it looks good...
BTW - the cost for the LEDs was $32/pair shipped. And before I did that, I just removed the yellow and had no bulbs for a while, no problems there.
Oh and the driver's side is harder to reach than the passenger. It makes it easier if you take off the airbox. The best way I can say to find them is to turn them on and then just follow the wires down behind the light and wiggle them, if the light moves, you found the right one.
<P ID="edit"><FONT class="small"><EM>Edited by Hey_Ya on 05/26/04 11:08 AM.</EM></FONT></P>
I took out the ugly yellow, and bought a set of white LEDs from ares on my350z.com that match perfectly with the HIDs. Call it rice or whatever you want, but it definitely has a cleaner appearence than the yellow. I also swaped out the amber bulbs in my clear turn signals and installed another set of the white LEDs. Not legal, but hey it looks good...
BTW - the cost for the LEDs was $32/pair shipped. And before I did that, I just removed the yellow and had no bulbs for a while, no problems there.
Oh and the driver's side is harder to reach than the passenger. It makes it easier if you take off the airbox. The best way I can say to find them is to turn them on and then just follow the wires down behind the light and wiggle them, if the light moves, you found the right one.
<P ID="edit"><FONT class="small"><EM>Edited by Hey_Ya on 05/26/04 11:08 AM.</EM></FONT></P>
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