99 GS 400 Fogs
11-18-03, 03:27 PM
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99 GS 400 Fogs
Since everone was so eager to help. Here is my next dilema. After I bought this vehicle ( 99 GS 400) I turned on the fogs and who ever changed the bulbs put one white, and one yellow. Any suggestions on a replacement that will not leave me broke.
11-18-03, 03:31 PM
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If the car has stock HIDs (most likely)...i think you have more then a bulb problem.
The yellow effect comes from a glass insert in the fog light assembly.
Two things may have happened here....one of the glass insert was broken and therefore light is turning white.....or one of the foglights was previously damaged and replaced with a regular fog light.
I think you will need to buy 1 white fog or 1 yellow fog assembly. This has nothing to do with bulbs. Slightly more expensive as well.
As a cheap solution....you could always leave them off so no one tells the difference.
The yellow effect comes from a glass insert in the fog light assembly.
Two things may have happened here....one of the glass insert was broken and therefore light is turning white.....or one of the foglights was previously damaged and replaced with a regular fog light.
I think you will need to buy 1 white fog or 1 yellow fog assembly. This has nothing to do with bulbs. Slightly more expensive as well.
As a cheap solution....you could always leave them off so no one tells the difference.
11-18-03, 05:55 PM
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OK....OK...
How about this as an option ....
Remove the foglights and have a body shop fill in the holes and paint!
Problem Solved!
OR
Steal a replacement from bluelex's car?
How about this as an option ....
Remove the foglights and have a body shop fill in the holes and paint!
Problem Solved!
OR
Steal a replacement from bluelex's car?
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11-19-03, 05:35 AM
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Originally posted by GS4fun
If the car has stock HIDs (most likely)...i think you have more then a bulb problem.
The yellow effect comes from a glass insert in the fog light assembly.
Two things may have happened here....one of the glass insert was broken and therefore light is turning white.....or one of the foglights was previously damaged and replaced with a regular fog light.
I think you will need to buy 1 white fog or 1 yellow fog assembly. This has nothing to do with bulbs. Slightly more expensive as well.
As a cheap solution....you could always leave them off so no one tells the difference.
If the car has stock HIDs (most likely)...i think you have more then a bulb problem.
The yellow effect comes from a glass insert in the fog light assembly.
Two things may have happened here....one of the glass insert was broken and therefore light is turning white.....or one of the foglights was previously damaged and replaced with a regular fog light.
I think you will need to buy 1 white fog or 1 yellow fog assembly. This has nothing to do with bulbs. Slightly more expensive as well.
As a cheap solution....you could always leave them off so no one tells the difference.
11-19-03, 06:05 AM
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Originally posted by Aristor
There you go the cheapest way is to leave it ...
There you go the cheapest way is to leave it ...
If you want, I can put you in touch with someone that has a brand new in the box yellow for for 140 bucks. He said they usually go for 180+
Just let me know bud
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