EXT: Bumper lights as markers

[1990Ex]

very badass but aint there a easier way to do this

[OnBBS17s]

very badass but aint there a easier way to do this

Dual Filament bulbs

[enVmeACCORDngly]

just got a duel filament bulb and different bulb harnesses like the ones that hold tail lights

doesnt that make it hyper blink?

[OnBBS17s]

nope. there is no short in the line.

[enVmeACCORDngly]

i have to try that one day then, i already blew my right signal lights so hrmm iono

[OnBBS17s]

just to to some auto shop and find a bulb holder that is that same fiting and then just get a dual filament bulb and wire it how you please

[GREENCB3]

Nice diy

[kouzie]

is it possible just to cut off the wire in bumper light and reconnect it to the corner light wire?
-that why you don't have to drill a second hole...

[OnBBS17s]

Read the whole post guy.

[kouzie]

Read the whole post guy.

me?
i did....but i don't understand j/p......i'm j/a.......

[1990Ex]

well since i have a 90. an there an two bulbs in the corner lights. that i could cut one bulb off an run those wires to the bumper light an wire it all back up to the lights that already there or is that wrong

[OnBBS17s]

You dont have to completely cut it just splice into it. I have a 91 and when I had my OEM headlights in I had every light working properly besides always having my bumper lights on.... Imma go take some pictures right now. sigh

[1990Ex]

thx man

[OnBBS17s]

http://cb7tuner.com/vbb/showthread.php?t=85319

[92accordexpower]

The way I did this, is using a relay for each bulb, ran an extra switched power to the relays, to activate them at all times when the power is on, and then made the relay switch the light off when the blinker blinks. So using the stock bulb, the lights stay on all the time when i want them to, but blink with the blinker. I used clear bulbs and clear housing markers so they look like fogs.

Only problem with this is the relay coil has a much higher resistance than the bulb, so the car thinks the bulb is blown, and blinks fast. This can be solved by adding a simple resistor, I just haven't gotten around to doing that yet.