New Puddle LED's
#11
Senior Member
How do they come out?
#12
I thought I had a better pic but this is all I have.
https://goo.gl/photos/opmsSPxMpZUnKL8i7
There is just a little clip that holds the light in. Small screw driver is all you need.
What I want to find out is what the stock puddle light bulb size is so that I can "rebuild" those to give to a friend.
https://goo.gl/photos/opmsSPxMpZUnKL8i7
There is just a little clip that holds the light in. Small screw driver is all you need.
What I want to find out is what the stock puddle light bulb size is so that I can "rebuild" those to give to a friend.
#14
Senior Member
#15
Senior Member
Recently installed my DriveBright puddle lamps. These definitely provide a brighter & whiter light.
As others have mentioned I did not use the LED tag light bulbs that came with the puddle lights, I prefer the OSRAM 194/168 LED bulb (1 watt, 6,000K).
All of my interior and exterior lighting is now LED (except for the HID headlights).
As others have mentioned I did not use the LED tag light bulbs that came with the puddle lights, I prefer the OSRAM 194/168 LED bulb (1 watt, 6,000K).
All of my interior and exterior lighting is now LED (except for the HID headlights).
Last edited by KLG; 02-14-2016 at 11:56 PM. Reason: Used Osram LEDs not Philips.
#17
Senior Member
My back-up lights are Philips LEDs.
I will correct my earlier post, if I can.
The cell phone photo could be enhancing the brightness a little, although, those LEDs really are a lot brighter than stock.
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