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Frankieg35 07-03-2009 06:45 PM

^^..How do you getthe amber out of your blinker??

redlude97 07-03-2009 06:48 PM


Originally Posted by Frankieg35 (Post 4369313)
^^..How do you getthe amber out of your blinker??

bake the headlights apart and dremel out the orange lens

FlSHRFun 07-03-2009 07:30 PM


Originally Posted by redlude97 (Post 4367762)
Or you could just bend the inside exposed connector wires on the 7443 bulb until they snap off. then it won't illuminate with the parking lights and you won't permanently damage the wiring harness

Very smart. Wouldn't have thought of that. Just make sure you bend off the right connectors.


Originally Posted by Frankieg35 (Post 4369313)
^^..How do you getthe amber out of your blinker??

Yes, you will need to bake you headlights and open 'em up. From there, you can take a dremel and sand it down.
After that, you can glue in a clear fluorescent light cover. I got mine from Home Depot. Huge sheet for $8.

Frankieg35 07-03-2009 07:42 PM

Ahh that's to much work..I'm gonna be getting 06 headlights..I'd rather wait and mod them..

phunkenstein 07-03-2009 07:58 PM

So. Would cutting the red wire work? Just wondering. I can bend the bulb ends, but I am just asking if cutting the red wire is a simple, yet odd, fix.

Frankieg35 07-03-2009 09:01 PM

Yeah you can cut the wires or you can take the two metal srips out of the bulb..which is better so u dont have a harness with cut wires..

phunkenstein 07-03-2009 10:39 PM

http://bulbster.com/lightbulbs/bmz_c...ge.550x550.jpg

What metal strips am I taking out and how do I do it? lol Sorry I'm a noob at electrical.

FlSHRFun 07-03-2009 10:49 PM

^ The thin filament (top) is the parking lights. The thick filament (bottom) is the signal.
Simply follow the metal connected to the thin filament (top) and break off the metal connectors.
In this case, you would break off the two middle connectors.
BUT, this doesn't guarantee that's how our bulbs look. Just follow the same procedure. Identify the parking light (thin filament), follow the metal down to the base, then break off the connectors.

morningla 07-25-2009 12:45 PM

breaking off the pair (or even 1 i assume) of connectors on the bulbs is the best way, it'll only damage the bulb and nothing else. if you screw up, you get a new bulb.

cutting the red wires is the easiest way, but you are permanently disabling your parking lights (you can always re-wire/solder).

otherwise, you can do some baking, i don't mind baking but i don't do dremel :O

syshs 08-03-2009 04:08 PM

yo people!
what about the 06-07 coupe? are the front turn signal bulbs 7440 or 7443?

phunkenstein 08-03-2009 04:11 PM

Yea I took snips to the thin filaments. Worked like a charm :D

redlude97 08-03-2009 04:22 PM


Originally Posted by syshs (Post 4446766)
yo people!
What about the 06-07 coupe? Are the front turn signal bulbs 7440 or 7443?

7440

syshs 08-03-2009 04:27 PM


Originally Posted by redlude97 (Post 4446810)
7440

Thanks a lot.
I had a lude as well... i still miss that car.

The-Dream 08-04-2009 10:24 PM

I cut the red wire and taped it up with electric tape.

famiglia 01-15-2010 01:45 PM


Originally Posted by E_K (Post 4367681)
For some reason I had trouble trying to get a 7440 bulb into the 7443 bulb base last time.

The red wire is just the + for the running light. The green wire is the + for the signal. As long as you have a halogen bulb hooked up to the green wire, you won't have hyperblinking.

Does anybody know if the green wire puts out constant power, or pulsing/blinking power? In other words, does the bulb or the power from the wire provide the blinking?

This is why I need to know, if you are curious: I am going to try and do a cylon/knight rider type turn signal in the clearance strip with a minicontroller (from “The Larson Scanner Kit”) and I need to get a constant power source for the turn signal to do so.

UPDATED INFORMATION: It does pulse. The BCM sends it out in a pulse. I need to get it before entering the BCM to get the constant power.


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