Countryboy07
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@ATIII I'm interested in knowing who you used. Speedometer went out on our Yukon yesterday. Trying to use this as an excuse to get an escalade cluster though...
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@ATIII I'm interested in knowing who you used. Speedometer went out on our Yukon yesterday. Trying to use this as an excuse to get an escalade cluster though...
Just WHY !?Nothing new.
But this should be a prime example on what not to do to your NBS today
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To each their own, but dude, WTF??!!Nothing new.
But this should be a prime example on what not to do to your NBS today
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Put on some smoked headlights with clear reflectors and put in white leds for the turn signal and side marker![]()
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Don't the marker lights and turn signals need an orange bulb? Isn't it the law?
Im sure its different from state to state
NOOOOOO![]()
Put on some smoked headlights with clear reflectors and put in white leds for the turn signal and side marker![]()
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Don't the marker lights and turn signals need an orange bulb? Isn't it the law?
Legally, for the front white is only allowed for headlights, and amber must be used for turn signals/markers.
DRL's can be white or amber.
For the rear, red must be used for brake/tail/marker and amber or red for turn signals.
Blue and green lighting is reserved for special purpose/emergency vehicles only.
Red cannot be facing forward, except school buses.