lighting question
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From: Tempe AZ
lighting question
Ok, so I finally got my hood open so I can actually do this. One of my driving/fog lights burned out, and I would greatly desire to replace it. Thing is, the auto part stores in my area (autozone/napa) don't seem to know what I'm talking about when I ask for the bulb that I need. Soooo... what do you guys know of that I can stick in there that'll fit okay? Brighter is better. If you got a part # I can take to autozone, that would be fantastic. Also a part # for parking lights would be cool too, cause those'll probably go next.
What is there as far as aftermarket lighting for the driving lights and parking lights? I think it'd look snazzy if I could brighten the heck out of them.
What is there as far as aftermarket lighting for the driving lights and parking lights? I think it'd look snazzy if I could brighten the heck out of them.
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From: charlotte nc
Re: lighting question (Corvettaholic)
I got my replacement at Advance Auto (formerly Partsamerica). I'm surprised the autozone doesn't have it. Stupid question--- Did you show them the bulb? Reason I asked is sometimes the listings aren't correct. I can't remember what the bulb number is, maybe some one else knows. Good Luck :cheers:
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From: Lake Wylie SC
Re: lighting question (Corvettaholic)
I replaced mine with Sylvania 886 which is a 50 watt bulb. If you replace both of the bulbs, make sure you have a 15 amp fuse in the circuit instead of the 10 amp.
