APC LED bulbs
#4
I have a set of 1156 in amber, and could not get them to work in the front bumper lights. But they worked in the rear blinkers. At night they look nice, but in full daylight you can hardly see them.
#5
The owners manual says that the wattage for the tail lights is 27/8 #1157 this is what i want.Why are they not as bright in daylight is it because they are darker?How does the 1156 look in the back and why could you not get them to work in the front?I also want a brighter back up lights does anyone make these?And last but not least i have the Slyvania's(spelling)cool blues (i think that is right about $15.00)and want some lights that match them for the front lights fog(SE) lights and parking lights.Thanks
#6
If you look at your rear blinkers, the light bulb goes in at an angle. LED (APC) bulbs don't spread the light like conventional bulbs. The light on the LED is focused. So that is why it's hard to see them in the day light. I have no clue why me LED's didnt want to work in the front blinkers.
Originally posted by shane
The owners manual says that the wattage for the tail lights is 27/8 #1157 this is what i want.Why are they not as bright in daylight is it because they are darker?How does the 1156 look in the back and why could you not get them to work in the front?I also want a brighter back up lights does anyone make these?And last but not least i have the Slyvania's(spelling)cool blues (i think that is right about $15.00)and want some lights that match them for the front lights fog(SE) lights and parking lights.Thanks
The owners manual says that the wattage for the tail lights is 27/8 #1157 this is what i want.Why are they not as bright in daylight is it because they are darker?How does the 1156 look in the back and why could you not get them to work in the front?I also want a brighter back up lights does anyone make these?And last but not least i have the Slyvania's(spelling)cool blues (i think that is right about $15.00)and want some lights that match them for the front lights fog(SE) lights and parking lights.Thanks
#7
Originally posted by 1FSTMAX
If you look at your rear blinkers, the light bulb goes in at an angle. LED (APC) bulbs don't spread the light like conventional bulbs. The light on the LED is focused. So that is why it's hard to see them in the day light. I have no clue why me LED's didnt want to work in the front blinkers.
If you look at your rear blinkers, the light bulb goes in at an angle. LED (APC) bulbs don't spread the light like conventional bulbs. The light on the LED is focused. So that is why it's hard to see them in the day light. I have no clue why me LED's didnt want to work in the front blinkers.
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