ScottTDI
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- Oct 20, 2000
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- Sierra Foothills, CA USA
Man we should start a headlight forum..
Question: My PGP e-codes did not come with city light bulbs. Anyone know if they can be found at an autoparts store in the US? It looks like they might be similar to a dash light in an old GM truck
Comment: My PGP e-codes did come with new turn signal bulbs. The NA lights have a 3-wire, dual filament turn signal/parking, while the e-codes use a 2 wire single (turn signal, city lights act as parking). While hunting around for H4's and H3's, I came across these cool bulbs from both Osram and Philips that look silver or clear when off, but glow amber when on. The idea is to not have an amber colored light when it is off. It may sound "ricey" to some. I like the idea. They can be found at www.fosmo.com and www.autolamps-online.com. Here is an animated gif of them in a Golf:
Scott
[This message has been edited by ScottTDI (edited November 03, 2000).]
Question: My PGP e-codes did not come with city light bulbs. Anyone know if they can be found at an autoparts store in the US? It looks like they might be similar to a dash light in an old GM truck
Comment: My PGP e-codes did come with new turn signal bulbs. The NA lights have a 3-wire, dual filament turn signal/parking, while the e-codes use a 2 wire single (turn signal, city lights act as parking). While hunting around for H4's and H3's, I came across these cool bulbs from both Osram and Philips that look silver or clear when off, but glow amber when on. The idea is to not have an amber colored light when it is off. It may sound "ricey" to some. I like the idea. They can be found at www.fosmo.com and www.autolamps-online.com. Here is an animated gif of them in a Golf:
Scott
[This message has been edited by ScottTDI (edited November 03, 2000).]