so only done the rears so far but i love them....love love love.
i cut out the backs with my dremmel and used cabinet finishing (edger) to seal the back (heat gun activated glue) i forgot to take in process pics but i will for the fronts when i do that.
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JohnWPB Member
Posts: 5222 From: West Palm Beach, Florida Registered: May 2009
See cave. LED marker in lighting section Fix for front marker...
------------------ Dr. Ian Malcolm: Yeah, but your scientists were so preoccupied with whether or not they could, they didn't stop to think if they should. (Jurassic Park)
so i dont know what people mean by the blinker function not working. i spliced my lights right in directly and they blink with no problem
The standard Fiero blinker module works by means of load on the circuit. Changing to LEDs means there is a much lower load, so there are potential problems with the blinker circuit. I believe there is one specific part # at AutoZone that can be used as a replacement blinker module, that will solve the blinker issues for most people. There could be other issues, but usually they seem to be related to this specific problem.
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TopNotch Member
Posts: 3537 From: Lawrenceville, GA USA Registered: Feb 2009
so i dont know what people mean by the blinker function not working. i spliced my lights right in directly and they blink with no problem
Your FRONT marker lights will have to work with the current going in either direction, so the light bulbs need to be non-polarized. If you use polarized LEDs, you will need a bridge rectifier. See the ogre's link.
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nosaint Member
Posts: 293 From: Moose Jaw, SK Canada Registered: Aug 2009
From so of the replies I'm not sure if people understood what I said. With the parking lights on the side marker blinks fine I didn't look if it blinked with them off but I just wired it straight in. So thanks for the link I guess the brand of lights I used were set up to work fine