Small lights under the fogs - How do they work?
#1
Small lights under the fogs - How do they work?
So I've been looking at pics on here, and noticed that there is a small light under the fog light bulb... What kind of light is that? Is it something that is on all the time, or is it on when your headlights are off? If so, is there any way to delete it? I prefer to have complete control over all the lights on the front of the car.
Thanks,
M
Thanks,
M
#2
Lexus Defector
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I think you mean the parking lights? Turn the headlight swithc on halfway. Then go look and see if the bulbs you are talking about are lit. They are also on all the time when the headlights are on. Or you can turn the switch halfway to the "on" position and have just the parking lights on.
#3
I think you mean the parking lights? Turn the headlight swithc on halfway. Then go look and see if the bulbs you are talking about are lit. They are also on all the time when the headlights are on. Or you can turn the switch halfway to the "on" position and have just the parking lights on.
BTW, I don't have my car yet. I'm just wondering so I can figure out whether I should order an LED replacement for it so I can swap them as soon as my car arrives.
#6
Registered User
I turned the wheel to 1 side, unclip the inner fender half way, put my hand in there and play with it. Took like 5 minutes for each side.
#7
Edit: Would these be GTG?
http://www.v-leds.com/Exterior-LED/C...viewsTabAnchor
Maybe I should get both 6000K and blue and just compare? I mean it's ten bucks a set.
Last edited by Mazaki; 07-07-2010 at 03:48 AM.
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Wow, those 8000Ks are a lot more blue than mine... Must be that my headlights optics are old and have yellowed a bit... I mean, I got new lenses (glass, yea it's that old) and polished the yellow out of the inner plastic lenses, but the projector must have aged too.
Though, I'm sure the camera added some blue too. My two cameras tend to make lights bluer than they really are in the dark, so I would assume this a trait typical of all cameras.
Though, I'm sure the camera added some blue too. My two cameras tend to make lights bluer than they really are in the dark, so I would assume this a trait typical of all cameras.