2005 G35 Turn signal Lights
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there's a sidemarker turn signal mod...
http://www.6mt.net/mod-g35-sidemarker.php
I plan on doing it once i get clear corners...
http://www.6mt.net/mod-g35-sidemarker.php
I plan on doing it once i get clear corners...
Originally Posted by inTgr8r
Why not post for all to share?
I'm sure there are many others that would be interested.
I'm sure there are many others that would be interested.
Never got around to it since it was originally PMed to me, so I was just forwarding it.
COURTESY OF RST531
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Headlight Housing Blinker mod: Allows for amber bulb to remain off until used.
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No need to cut any wires. All you need to do is modify the bulb's conductors. Remove the bulbs then cut the center wires (2 & 3) close to the glass. I also used electrical tape to cover the connections (2 & 3) just incase so that there is no contact. I will post a close up picture that will explain this later after I get home from work since I don't have it on my work comp.
The bulbs are a bitch to take out. If you have thin arms you can reach the passenger bulb from under the hood, but the drivers side you'll have to go through the fender well because the airbox is in the way.
They will only blink when signaling, and off rest of the time.
************************************************** *******
Headlight Housing Blinker mod: Allows for amber bulb to remain off until used.
************************************************** *******
No need to cut any wires. All you need to do is modify the bulb's conductors. Remove the bulbs then cut the center wires (2 & 3) close to the glass. I also used electrical tape to cover the connections (2 & 3) just incase so that there is no contact. I will post a close up picture that will explain this later after I get home from work since I don't have it on my work comp.
The bulbs are a bitch to take out. If you have thin arms you can reach the passenger bulb from under the hood, but the drivers side you'll have to go through the fender well because the airbox is in the way.
They will only blink when signaling, and off rest of the time.
Last edited by Gee Im Fast; Oct 29, 2005 at 04:33 PM.
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Originally Posted by Gee Im Fast
COURTESY OF RST531
No need to cut any wires. All you need to do is modify the bulb's conductors. Remove the bulbs then cut the center wires (2 & 3) close to the glass. I also used electrical tape to cover the connections (2 & 3) just incase so that there is no contact. I will post a close up picture that will explain this later after I get home from work since I don't have it on my work comp.
The bulbs are a bitch to take out. If you have thin arms you can reach the passenger bulb from under the hood, but the drivers side you'll have to go through the fender well because the airbox is in the way.
They will only blink when signaling, and off rest of the time.
No need to cut any wires. All you need to do is modify the bulb's conductors. Remove the bulbs then cut the center wires (2 & 3) close to the glass. I also used electrical tape to cover the connections (2 & 3) just incase so that there is no contact. I will post a close up picture that will explain this later after I get home from work since I don't have it on my work comp.
The bulbs are a bitch to take out. If you have thin arms you can reach the passenger bulb from under the hood, but the drivers side you'll have to go through the fender well because the airbox is in the way.
They will only blink when signaling, and off rest of the time.
I like the solution; simple & no cutting into the harness
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