Replacing the road lamps
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I Feel Too Old Here
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Replacing the road lamps
yeah get this, so the other day im looking in the reflection of my car in the car infront of me's bumper, and i thought i saw my left road lamp not on. so i think ima get some polargs to put in there, cause yellow is just so nasty. where do i get em? more importantly how do i install em? thanks
yarRR
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haha..u have 1000+ posts and ur askin how to get and install polargs in the roadlamps?
it's all in the archives, they have a good step-by-step picture install direction there (it's way in the front though)
u can get the polarg m6's anywhere, but i get them from autocarparts.com
it's all in the archives, they have a good step-by-step picture install direction there (it's way in the front though)
u can get the polarg m6's anywhere, but i get them from autocarparts.com
Fell off my Rocking-Chair
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u can just type what u want in Search in ur web browser and many online shops will come up or someone else may post the link to their fav place -
As for the replacing:
Get under the car and side u wanna change the road lamps of....and there are 3 'pop-out' style screws which u need to take out. They are a bit hard to find cos they blend in with underbody. But just pop em out and pull down on that plastic piece u just loosened. By doing this, it will directly give u direct access to the road lamps. I believe u turn the socket clockwise just a tad and it'll pop out. Replace the bulb and place the light back in its place and work ur way backwards. Do the same for the opposite ride and ur set.
Shouldnt take u more then 5-10 mins... its very simple. And look in ur owner's manual to find those 3 screws. I didnt touch the light with my barehands just to be safe so wear gloves or use a cloth.
I have the polarg m4 which are only 8 so they arent that bright. I like them tho they are a bit on the purple side. If u want em brighter go with the m6 which are 18 and match the HID better.
As for the replacing:
Get under the car and side u wanna change the road lamps of....and there are 3 'pop-out' style screws which u need to take out. They are a bit hard to find cos they blend in with underbody. But just pop em out and pull down on that plastic piece u just loosened. By doing this, it will directly give u direct access to the road lamps. I believe u turn the socket clockwise just a tad and it'll pop out. Replace the bulb and place the light back in its place and work ur way backwards. Do the same for the opposite ride and ur set.
Shouldnt take u more then 5-10 mins... its very simple. And look in ur owner's manual to find those 3 screws. I didnt touch the light with my barehands just to be safe so wear gloves or use a cloth.
I have the polarg m4 which are only 8 so they arent that bright. I like them tho they are a bit on the purple side. If u want em brighter go with the m6 which are 18 and match the HID better.
Burning Brakes
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From: Austin, TX
Originally posted by shaHn78
As for the replacing:
Get under the car and side u wanna change the road lamps of....and there are 3 'pop-out' style screws which u need to take out. They are a bit hard to find cos they blend in with underbody. But just pop em out and pull down on that plastic piece u just loosened. By doing this, it will directly give u direct access to the road lamps.
As for the replacing:
Get under the car and side u wanna change the road lamps of....and there are 3 'pop-out' style screws which u need to take out. They are a bit hard to find cos they blend in with underbody. But just pop em out and pull down on that plastic piece u just loosened. By doing this, it will directly give u direct access to the road lamps.
Not that either way is hard, but I'm a lazy SOB. Easier the better.
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