gadgetball
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- Kennesaw Georgia
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- Kennesaw GA
- Year, Model & Trim Level
- 2013 Ford Explorer Sport
I have a 2013 XSport and I've always swapped the amber parking light bulbs with switchbacks (they illuminate white until turn signal deployed they flash amber) in other vehicles.
I do notice the parking light area of the housing has 2 separate bulbs- one dedicated solely to parking lights and the other dedicated to turning.
I recently bought some white LED bulbs with resistors built into them from CariD. (Yeah I know the white bulbs will still illuminate amber in the amber housing.).
My plan is to take out the amber parking light bulbs altogether, so no constant orange glow unless turn signals are deployed. Also got some amber LED turn signal bulbs for rear as well.
Anyone know if this is going to cause any rapid flash issues?
I also got some white halos for the foglights that I will wire into the DRL.
H11 Fogs and 9005 headlights have been replaced with Philips Diamond Vision 5000K halogens and they look nice and white! Happy with them and ten times better than the ugly stock yellow bulbs. Those things were awfully bad lighting.
I do notice the parking light area of the housing has 2 separate bulbs- one dedicated solely to parking lights and the other dedicated to turning.
I recently bought some white LED bulbs with resistors built into them from CariD. (Yeah I know the white bulbs will still illuminate amber in the amber housing.).
My plan is to take out the amber parking light bulbs altogether, so no constant orange glow unless turn signals are deployed. Also got some amber LED turn signal bulbs for rear as well.
Anyone know if this is going to cause any rapid flash issues?
I also got some white halos for the foglights that I will wire into the DRL.
H11 Fogs and 9005 headlights have been replaced with Philips Diamond Vision 5000K halogens and they look nice and white! Happy with them and ten times better than the ugly stock yellow bulbs. Those things were awfully bad lighting.