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Posted by pcarrell
 - June 08, 2014, 15:56:36 PM
Quote from: CDNRatMan on June 08, 2014, 11:33:18 AM

jmbo; you could soon take my place as one of the most disliked people on the forum with another winter project to think over....... ;D

Awww, c'mon Ratman!  You know we love you!
Posted by CDNRatMan
 - June 08, 2014, 11:33:18 AM

jmbo; you could soon take my place as one of the most disliked people on the forum with another winter project to think over....... ;D

Posted by Cotton Mouth
 - June 08, 2014, 10:08:08 AM

jmbo, did you do this mod on your rear turn signals?

Posted by chief
 - May 30, 2014, 10:20:26 AM

Good tip JMBO... I split it out from the original thread!! Thanks.

Posted by jmbo
 - May 29, 2014, 23:12:08 PM

Im sure someone must have covered this before but about $10 bucks including the cost of a coupleof 1157 bulbs you can convert your current lights to dual elements. Get 2 double contact universal lamp sockets, This is the 2 wire type with the lip at the top of the socket and two 1157 bulbs. Some bullet crimps to splice the wires. They come 10 to 14 in a blister pak. (Male & Female) and replace the socket. The third wire is a ground which gets soldered to the ouside of the new socket.

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