Cornerlight next to the headlight
#1
Cornerlight next to the headlight
Hey, my cornerlight next to my headlight is reallly dim, i have nice bulbs in pretty much everywhere except for those and its throwing all the other lights off becuas they look really good...how do i make this brighter...just new bulbs?
#2
Re: Cornerlight next to the headlight
Originally posted by aggroman13
Hey, my cornerlight next to my headlight is reallly dim, i have nice bulbs in pretty much everywhere except for those and its throwing all the other lights off becuas they look really good...how do i make this brighter...just new bulbs?
Hey, my cornerlight next to my headlight is reallly dim, i have nice bulbs in pretty much everywhere except for those and its throwing all the other lights off becuas they look really good...how do i make this brighter...just new bulbs?
but you can tackle this by either cutting off one of the nubs and putting the bulb in, in reverse. this should cause the 22 watt side to be lit all the time. there is also a way to rewire but from what I hear butting the nub is the easy way to go.
#3
Re: Re: Cornerlight next to the headlight
Originally posted by rguida
search is your friend
but you can tackle this by either cutting off one of the nubs and putting the bulb in, in reverse. this should cause the 22 watt side to be lit all the time. there is also a way to rewire but from what I hear butting the nub is the easy way to go.
search is your friend
but you can tackle this by either cutting off one of the nubs and putting the bulb in, in reverse. this should cause the 22 watt side to be lit all the time. there is also a way to rewire but from what I hear butting the nub is the easy way to go.
SuDZ
#5
Originally posted by MENYCE
Ithought that this was only possible with the 97-99's?
Ithought that this was only possible with the 97-99's?
SuDZ
#6
Originally posted by SuDZ
Might be actually. I was just assuming it was the same as mine. His is a 1996. It may be entirely possible that this mod doesnt work for him the same.
SuDZ
Might be actually. I was just assuming it was the same as mine. His is a 1996. It may be entirely possible that this mod doesnt work for him the same.
SuDZ
#8
Originally posted by mzmtg
I cut the upper nub off and it works great.
I have a 95.
I cut the upper nub off and it works great.
I have a 95.
#11
Originally posted by aggroman13
thanks for all your help guys....haha, what is the nub?
thanks for all your help guys....haha, what is the nub?
This makes it use the bright (27w) filament all the time.
If the bulb seems loose in the socket, smush the metal part of the socket a little with some pliers to hold it tight.
#13
Good info:
All the info you ever wanted to know about modding your clearance lights is right here:
http://forums.maxima.org/showthread....hreadid=110399
http://forums.maxima.org/showthread....hreadid=110399
#15
Originally posted by MAXEJA
i did that mod early on and i have gone through so many bulbs, its well worth it to get that nasty dim orangy light out of there, but what can sustain the new power for continual use. What bulb brands do you go with?
i did that mod early on and i have gone through so many bulbs, its well worth it to get that nasty dim orangy light out of there, but what can sustain the new power for continual use. What bulb brands do you go with?
#16
Originally posted by Vyrus
Do the rewire and get some PolarGs like someone said above and you will be satisfied. Just got my bulbs today and they are really white. Best I've seen so far.
-Cyrus
Do the rewire and get some PolarGs like someone said above and you will be satisfied. Just got my bulbs today and they are really white. Best I've seen so far.
-Cyrus
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