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Well, whoever had my car before me had inserted these cheap little lights into my highs so they have light in them when your regular headlights are not on. Well, the little lights are either burning out or their connection is not good. So I would like to replace them with LED's. I will likely need matrix/diffusion LED's, and a 184 is probably the right size. However, I obviously have no socket to mount them in. Is there a base that would let me connect plain wires to them, like they have here? I would most likely just stick them in with a dab of silicon, becuase that would hold them in place and seal off the hole. I guess most matrix led's have the resistors built in/have enough in series so that they need no extra resistors.
Anyone have any ideas as far as being able to hook them up with plain wires? -------------------- |
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do u have a pic of it?....
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Sure, sorry it took me so long.
Also, anyone who has any ideas on taking these bulbs out, that would be appreciated. I've tried twisting and gentle prying, but it looks like no dice. Socket from top: ![]() Socket from side: ![]() Front, high beams off: ![]() Front, high beams on: ![]() Another problem is that most likely the amber will be too yellow and the white will be too blue. -------------------- |
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