Replacing Amber Bulbs

[jjrally85]

Can anybody give me a rundown of all the amber bulbs I can replace with LED's? I want to replace all those nasty yellow lights with LED's and i want to be sure I don't miss any.

[RalliNurse]

go through the owners manual...it'll tell you how to do it...but just be careful...some popos can be a dick and write you up for it...

[jjrally85]

Can they write you up for interior led's? Or just exterior stuff?

[RalliNurse]

interiors they don't care...but some popo will be an ass n give you shit for exteriors...i got written up for hyper white side markers once...just be careful..where are you from anyways?

[jjrally85]

I'm from Boston, and I've only had my ralliart a few months. I'm starting to get a little anxious about the road salt in the not too distant future! It sounds like a lot of ppl here are from the west coast?

[RalliNurse]

I'm from Boston, and I've only had my ralliart a few months. I'm starting to get a little anxious about the road salt in the not too distant future! It sounds like a lot of ppl here are from the west coast?

not really...but most posts r however...

is it true they spray something @ undercarriage to protect the car from rusts (from salt)?

[Ralliheart]

In Toronto they are sometimes pretty anal about coloured lights. But in the Ontario Highway Safety Traffic Act, it only says that if coloured flashing (indicator blinking) mimics that of the associated emergency or service vehicle it is considered illegal. As long as it's not a destictive blue or green or something which "could" be misconstrued as a snow removal vehicle or volunteer firefighter, it should be fine. As long as it's white it's you're good. I am also looking into switching most to LED as they are much nicer and less wattage.

-Ralliheart

[E46byeRAhi]

7440 for turn signals.
2825 LED for parking lights (corner of headlight), and license plates (2 for plate)

you will need load resistors for the turn signals if you get LEDs.