Inidcators/ Park lights

nickcleverley

Well lads, is anyone wise on how to wire my front indicators to run constant like parking lights and flash then when i want to indicate for that JDM look :P

thanks in advance

colm_mcm

Is that not more an American look than Japanese?

nickcleverley

colm_mcm wrote: »

Is that not more an American look than Japanese?

Maybe it is, do ya know how to do it?

colm_mcm

What car is it?

nickcleverley

colm_mcm wrote: »

What car is it?

E11 Corolla

Nissan doctor

Its the way many USDM cars are set up but it would only look right on a car that was available in the US imo.

Doing on that car would be difficult as you need to be able to regulate the voltage going to the indicator bulb as it would be far too bright driving around with the normal indicator brightness on all the time.

nickcleverley

Nissan doctor wrote: »

Its the way many USDM cars are set up but it would only look right on a car that was available in the US imo.

Doing on that car would be difficult as you need to be able to regulate the voltage going to the indicator bulb as it would be far too bright driving around with the normal indicator brightness on all the time.

Oh alright, one of my mates has amber bulbs in his parks on his older corolla and it looks the shizzle, was hoping to do it with mine

andyseadog

Either MCG Autosytling or Redpower do kits for this but i forget which one.

either way it will look like a total fail, the e11 was built for the european market only, so to make it look JDM/ USDM just screams "i know **** all about cars". in my opinion of course.

nickcleverley

andyseadog wrote: »

Either MCG Autosytling or Redpower do kits for this but i forget which one.

either way it will look like a total fail, the e11 was built for the european market only, so to make it look JDM/ USDM just screams "i know **** all about cars". in my opinion of course.

Okay then you're prob right.. any other mod ideas? maybe how to turn my fogs yellow? She's g6 btw :P

hi5

Use a twin element bulb and socket in place of the single indicator bulb.
Disconnect the parking light and reconnect to one element.
Reconnect your indicator wire to the other element.

Graham_B18C

hi5 wrote: »

Use a twin element bulb and socket in place of the single indicator bulb.
Disconnect the parking light and reconnect to one element.
Reconnect your indicator wire to the other element.

But would one filament stay on while the indicator is flashing away? I know my brake lights are similar to this with my rear parking lights and if I put the bulb in backwards, you can't see my brake lights.

colm_mcm

hi5 wrote: »

Use a twin element bulb and socket in place of the single indicator bulb.
Disconnect the parking light and reconnect to one element.
Reconnect your indicator wire to the other element.

That doesnt work it'll only have the effect of

Bright-dim-bright-dim

Instead of

On-off-on-off