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Hey Rally you just replaced the fog light bulb right? Not the parking light indicator that sits on the top half of the fog light housing? Just curious cause I thought running yellows in the fogs but having the white-ish ones in the parking light would look kinda funky. Or maybe u cant even tell...
I'm running stock (yellowish white) running lights right now. My plan is to get yellow ones, but you can't really tell at all. The fog's color just over powers the tiny little 194 wedge bulbs.
I just got a set of yellow parking light bulbs a while back and threw them in, so I have both yellow fogs and parking lamps, and it looks pretty darn good IMO, a cheap set of the 194's was like 4-5 bucks on eBay and they haven't burned out yet.
I'm running stock (yellowish white) running lights right now. My plan is to get yellow ones, but you can't really tell at all. The fog's color just over powers the tiny little 194 wedge bulbs.
Originally Posted by accordselux
I just got a set of yellow parking light bulbs a while back and threw them in, so I have both yellow fogs and parking lamps, and it looks pretty darn good IMO, a cheap set of the 194's was like 4-5 bucks on eBay and they haven't burned out yet.
Great thanks for the responses! Just double checking...
Here are the Nokya Hyper Yellow fogs installed today!!! LOVE THEM!!!!
Nice look wolfee. To turn on the fog lights without the headlights... are you just turning on the parking lights? I love the look of just the yellow fog lights I'm glad you were able to get them installed. thanks for the picture!
Will..this whole thread is devoted to changing the bulbs... On my clubby..I was having problems until I realized that there were 2 pressure points on the clips that needed to be squeezed and then unplugged...then I could remove the foglights... the manual did not say anything about these pressure points...once you unplug them..they were so easy to get out...
Maybe I'm doing something wrong, but I can't this one stupid bulb out. I unplugged the wire and was fine for the fog light on the driver side. Fairly simple. The passenger side is impossible! And I'm sure to press on both release points too. On 2 separate attempts, I can't get the cable to dislodge so I can get the bulb out. Blisters too! So now, my Mini is running with one yellow fog light and a regular stock lightbulb. Very frustrating...
OH NO!!! Be patient, be gentle, take a deep breath...and try again... I put on a latex glove to get a better grip on the bulb..but I know how you feel...good luck!
This is my little creation. I tinted my fogs yellow and installed a 5000K HID kit. Unfortunately the picture doesn't do it justice due to it's brightness. Although you can see how bright and vibrant it is. I couldn't be happier, especially during bad weather.
This is my little creation. I tinted my fogs yellow and installed a 5000K HID kit. Unfortunately the picture doesn't do it justice due to it's brightness. Although you can see how bright and vibrant it is. I couldn't be happier, especially during bad weather.
Hmm....why tint the fog lense when you could just run the proper temp range for yellow wavelength (2500-3200)? It'd be more effective and the performance would be improved.
Looks great!!!