Where to buy STOCK Corner Lights?
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lowlows18
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i have a pair..if your in NY you can just have them
lowlows18
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here you go i found these ....and its free shipping
UPPER PAIR http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/1997...ptZMotorsQ5fCarQ5fTruckQ5fPartsQ5fAccessories
LOWER PAIR http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/95-9...ptZMotorsQ5fCarQ5fTruckQ5fPartsQ5fAccessories
drowndindreams
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ebay sells them but the stock ones are expensive. the dealership sells them for about 80 for all four
fyremanpat
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lmctruck.com
retorq
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AMBER LAMPS!!
LOL had to be done.
I want to swap the dummy reflectors with real lamps, I think someone here did the same. Would look bad ass I thinks.
LOL had to be done.
I want to swap the dummy reflectors with real lamps, I think someone here did the same. Would look bad ass I thinks.
retorq
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retorq
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From what it looks like you drill a hole to pass the wire thru, splice it into the existing corner marker, get a set of lowers and mount them up top.
roadrageror
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just curious but would clear ones with an Amber LED work for you? thats what i did.
drowndindreams
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black ftw
I'll bring the write-up over from the forum we do not speak of lol
You almost had it...the lowers can't mount up, up top. Those are stock top reflectors.
I suck at write ups but here it goes, sorry for the pictures also they're all off my cell.
So a day after I installed my HIDs I noticed that they would light my top corner reflector a bit, so it struck me, why not just install a bulb in there like the bottom signal. Tossed some ideas around and decided that I would make the top housing like the bottom one. Once you take your grill off you'll know what I'm talking about.
So I first cut the "socket holder"s out of a pair of clear corners I had laying around. I'll end up gluing it to the back of the reflector later:
Once that was done I had to dremel out a small square from the grill, right behind the reflector for the "socket holder".
Here's another picture showing the square and the reflector marked for the hole I was about to drill.
.....and it's drilled
So once all that is done you can glue, silicone, JB Weld, bubble gum the "socket holder" and socket in place. You'll want to do this with them together so everything is centered.
Once the socket holder is on there nice and tight, twist the socket out and splice the wiring onto the bottom turn signals wiring.
Only problem arose after I was done with all this. Once I tried installing the reflectors back onto the grill I realized that the nuts would hit the "socket holder" and would obviously not thread all the way down. This was easily fixed by grinding down the edges on the nuts.
So a day after I installed my HIDs I noticed that they would light my top corner reflector a bit, so it struck me, why not just install a bulb in there like the bottom signal. Tossed some ideas around and decided that I would make the top housing like the bottom one. Once you take your grill off you'll know what I'm talking about.
So I first cut the "socket holder"s out of a pair of clear corners I had laying around. I'll end up gluing it to the back of the reflector later:
Once that was done I had to dremel out a small square from the grill, right behind the reflector for the "socket holder".
Here's another picture showing the square and the reflector marked for the hole I was about to drill.
.....and it's drilled
So once all that is done you can glue, silicone, JB Weld, bubble gum the "socket holder" and socket in place. You'll want to do this with them together so everything is centered.
Once the socket holder is on there nice and tight, twist the socket out and splice the wiring onto the bottom turn signals wiring.
Only problem arose after I was done with all this. Once I tried installing the reflectors back onto the grill I realized that the nuts would hit the "socket holder" and would obviously not thread all the way down. This was easily fixed by grinding down the edges on the nuts.
