Quicksilver Vert 01

I find that very hard to believe. The Sylvania bulbs that you replaced yourself are OEM bulbs.

http://www.sylvania.com/BusinessProd...g/OEMProducts/

03WhiteConv

Bet they checked the mini fuse and charged you for the bulbs...
How much of your wallet did they steal?

Jewjenk

Oh well, I guess another one who asks for advise on the forum, gets it and ignores it, goes to dealer. and pays money.

Why post a problem if you are not going to use the advise given........

So please all those "need help ASAP, FAST" whatever, if you are not going to take the forums advise, then don't waste our time.......

03WhiteConv

Had to replace one of my DRLs the other day and the thought occured to me that the Ops bulbs may not have been properly seated in the plug. They go in pretty easy but you have to give them a pretty good push to get them to snap fully in. Oh, well, live and learn.

youzzi714

I didnt pay anything, I still have the warranty on my car and they replaced the multifunction switch and both headlight motors last month so they included this.

youzzi714

I checked the fuses, relay, connectors everything... Only thing I probably didnt do was push the bulb in again and double check them. I figured it was the multifuntion switch again, and I have the warranty so why not let them deal with it.

Quicksilver Vert 01

Your turn signals are working now, so I guess that's all that matters.

03WhiteConv

Good to hear that it was covered, enjoy your fully functional ride...

lionelhutz

Ya, posts for help and get the right advice.

Then take it to a dealer and not bother to use the advice.

I agree! Why ask for help when you have no intention of fixing it yourself?

Peter