AEinaD3

So I finally did my LED swap on my parking lights bulb size(168/194)
Bought from this website
On this page its the 8th light down, 9mmX22mm 1 led at $7.99 a bulb
http://autolumination.com/194.htm

Pretty simple an easy to do PATIENCE is key.its about 30 minutes to do..
Tools needed
Phillips head screw driver
T-30 hex screw driver

Before



Passenger side












Now here is what you do with the drivers side.




After you remove the Headlight housing screws pull the light out as far as it can go (no need to disconnect it) so you can get to the pan
el at the rear with the tabs (refer to pic)


Now you reverse the process an heres what you end up with



Night pics.. Lights look blue, camera makes them look blue but they are a Cool white color..





VIDEO!! Showing NO ERROR CODES..

chazertis

great write up and great pics! they look hot! and no error codes right?

AEinaD3

Thank you..
NONE! NO ERROR CODES!!
It was the first thing i tested, before anything.

Can you see the writing on the pics?
Only 1 pic shows writing for me.

chazertis

i can see writing on most of the pics

AEinaD3

Ok they are showing up now, All the pics have writing except the final night pics..

bac2h

That is a great write up!! But I do HATE disconnecting the airbox and removing it because it is such a hump to get it back together correctly. Does anyone have the trick or porper procedure for putting it back together?

itdoesitallroad

It's possible to change the parking light which is halogen to LED. Is it also possible to change the daytime running light to an LED also?

lgball

I thought those inner set were the DRLs in the US? Parking lights are the amber, correct?

If these are the DRLs, I am doing this. I hate those Halogen lamps.

Larry

lgball

For the ROW settings, I think those inner pair come on with the Hi-beams. Not in the USA though. Those are only used for DRLs, I think.

Larry

tjf

LOL The First thing I noticed was that the cold air intake wasn't fully engaged. It is a PITA to get that to stay together. I used a small screwdriver to get it to slide over the top far enough where it would stay.

Very nice look with the lights! Nice write up too. Thanks.