Auxillary Lights-Yellow?
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I bought mine at www.ryderfleetproducts.com . Part number A27 4415A
I paid less than 15 bucks for 2.
Mod to the wiring is required since you're going to replace your stock bulbs by sealed beams. You'll have to cut the stock wires just behind the socket and hook-up spade connectors to connect them to the screw terminals on the backc of the sealed beams.
No biggie. Took me something like 45mn to complete the project and this includes putting the auxiliary lamp trim rings back on.
I paid less than 15 bucks for 2.
Mod to the wiring is required since you're going to replace your stock bulbs by sealed beams. You'll have to cut the stock wires just behind the socket and hook-up spade connectors to connect them to the screw terminals on the backc of the sealed beams.
No biggie. Took me something like 45mn to complete the project and this includes putting the auxiliary lamp trim rings back on.
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I bought mine at www.ryderfleetproducts.com . Part number A27 4415A
I paid less than 15 bucks for 2.
Mod to the wiring is required since you're going to replace your stock bulbs by sealed beams. You'll have to cut the stock wires just behind the socket and hook-up spade connectors to connect them to the screw terminals on the backc of the sealed beams.
No biggie. Took me something like 45mn to complete the project and this includes putting the auxiliary lamp trim rings back on.
I paid less than 15 bucks for 2.
Mod to the wiring is required since you're going to replace your stock bulbs by sealed beams. You'll have to cut the stock wires just behind the socket and hook-up spade connectors to connect them to the screw terminals on the backc of the sealed beams.
No biggie. Took me something like 45mn to complete the project and this includes putting the auxiliary lamp trim rings back on.
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