It'll look good. I'm all LED everything on the exterior. It just gives it an updated look for coupes, IMO.Originally Posted by roddykaregaran
Capo
It'll look good. I'm all LED everything on the exterior. It just gives it an updated look for coupes, IMO.
Soldier
I got an LED interior kit from Khoalty also like a decade ago. I do have the rear license plate lights too, but I feel like the lighting is all just way too cool-white-blue in color. I wish it was a little warmer. But I haven’t done the reverse lights, yet!
Capo
Agreed, that's why I never went for LEDs in the interior, I like the warm color of incandescent bulbs.
Enforcer
So I am am rebuilding the shifter mechanism in the ZHP. Those of you that have done this, how in the actual heck do you get the shifter rod joint in? I wrestled with this darn thing for hours with no luck. I can’t seem to get it pushed on far enough to get the pin in.
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Big Earner
I mean it takes some force to compress the foam but it's nothing ridiculous. Try compressing it off the car and see how it feels. I was able to get it by pressing the joint with one hand and pushing the pin in from above with the other.So I am am rebuilding the shifter mechanism in the ZHP. Those of you that have done this, how in the actual heck do you get the shifter rod joint in? I wrestled with this darn thing for hours with no luck. I can’t seem to get it pushed on far enough to get the pin in.
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Messaggero
7440Does anyone have any idea what bulbs these are and where I can find replacements? Probably around a decade ago I bought them from Khoalty and I have no idea what fitment these were, but they're my front turn signal bulbs that I changed to LED. I bought the capacitor with these bulbs so there wouldn't be any errors, and the bulbs have worked flawlessly--but they're amber and I'm looking for yellow. I've looked through everywhere on what kind of bulbs the ZHP coupes come with, and I'm convinced that the socket (maybe this is a capacitor, too?) is what has changed my bulb fitment. These are quite large wedge bulbs.
Enforcer
There is something not right then. I am able to push the foam down and slide the pin in off the car pretty easily. The old pin was a bit of a bugger to get out. Thanks for the feedback.
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Messaggero
Does anyone have any idea what bulbs these are and where I can find replacements? Probably around a decade ago I bought them from Khoalty and I have no idea what fitment these were, but they're my front turn signal bulbs that I changed to LED. I bought the capacitor with these bulbs so there wouldn't be any errors, and the bulbs have worked flawlessly--but they're amber and I'm looking for yellow. I've looked through everywhere on what kind of bulbs the ZHP coupes come with, and I'm convinced that the socket (maybe this is a capacitor, too?) is what has changed my bulb fitment. These are quite large wedge bulbs.
Bimmian.com but now changed to weisslicht.com Spektrum Bulbs.
Too bad. Bimmian was so user friendly. They supplied all of my Spektrum exterior lamps. I guess they sold their branding to Weisslicht. Not sure. Bimmian just suddenly dropped off the radar.
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Big Earner
Hmm have you tried pushing the pin through the end of the shaft on the transmission? May have a burr or something holding it up
Enforcer
It is a very tight fit. I will see if I can get a small rat-tail file in there and straighten it out.
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