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How do you remove them I don't want to mess anything up by yanking wires
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How do remove the dash bulbs
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steelandcanvas
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Un-screw the cover (counter-clockwise) and push and turn lamp, remove and replace. Do you have an Operator's Manual yet?
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Nope
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Rtfm
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If you turn on the high beams you will see a red light in the middle of a funny looking cap. (High beam indicator). Unscrew each of the caps you see like this. Behind them is a light bulb. Push in slightly and give it a quarter turn then pull it out. I ordered mine from 1000bulbs.com. I can get you the exact number if you need it.
steelandcanvas
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Wow! You really got detailed with that answer.
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Yea, but quarter turn which direction?
steelandcanvas
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You got me on that one, I should have been more detailed in my directions.Yea, but quarter turn which direction?
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Ether direction is fine, one just causes the bulb to break in your hand and gets blood on your carc. I wonder if the carc will get in your blood stream and cause some problems? Darn, now I have to go look at my truck to see what direction it is.
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Any you guys know the reasoning behind the blue lenses? I read in a thread somewhere that a guy had a bunch of nos ones.
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Counter clockwise to remove.
If anyone finds that thread or the blue covers let me know I want one and haven't been able to find them
If anyone finds that thread or the blue covers let me know I want one and haven't been able to find them
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Mine are red. I thought red was because it doesn't cause your eyes to dilate. I think blue is for the high cool factor.
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Did they not discover that blue didn't affect your night vision as much as the red did?
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I know doing stage work it is easier to read by blue light in a dark room than it is by red. I wonder if that had something to do with it. I wish I had blue lenses. Mine need replaced anyway as they are very brittle.
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I wish I could find some of the cool yellow ones. 'Cmon Dave, what's the answer??
Blackmagic94
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Well that was easy i didnt know you removed them from the front.
Well those Red LEDs suck, dont buy them, they have a plastic coating on the side which makes them dimmer then a stock bulb, i guess i reorder some white ones as that should work better.
Well those Red LEDs suck, dont buy them, they have a plastic coating on the side which makes them dimmer then a stock bulb, i guess i reorder some white ones as that should work better.
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As often as you have to change them, I'd stick with the plain old incandescent ones, much cheaper.
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I dunno, It was a legit question. LOL.