Hockenheim
10-09-2008, 04:14 PM
Hi
Your rear signals, tails and brake lights are listed as follows:
Rear turn signal
7507
Tail light
5007 = Small head Ba15s
7528 = 1157
Stop light
7528 = 1157
The 1157 bulbs and the 7507 bulbs are on this page of our website here:
http://autolumination.com/1156_1157.htm
In the 7507, the only led we make is the amber color one. It is down near the bottom of that page link
With leds you want to match the led color to the lens color. The 7507 bulbs are usually signal bulbs, so amber is the most frequently needed choice.
The small head Ba15s bulbs are on the website here:
http://autolumination.com/otherleds.htm
They are about halfway down that page.
With many flashers, leds will cause the turns signals to flash rapidly, or not flash at all.
If using leds for turn signal applications, or in vehicles with bulb-out warning systems, like Mercedes, BMW and others, you may need to add load equalizers.
Use two 6 ohm equalizers for two front, or two rear led turn signal bulbs.
If you have led turn signal bulbs in the front and rear (4 led turn signal bubs total), use two 3 ohm.
Place one load equalizer on each side. For turn signal led bulbs, the equalizer must be spliced across the - ground wire and the + turn signal wire feeding each led bulb.
More details on load equalizers can be found at:
http://autolumination.com/installation.html
For the best prices and selection on all automotive bulbs........
Please Visit our Website at: www.autolumination.com
Your rear signals, tails and brake lights are listed as follows:
Rear turn signal
7507
Tail light
5007 = Small head Ba15s
7528 = 1157
Stop light
7528 = 1157
The 1157 bulbs and the 7507 bulbs are on this page of our website here:
http://autolumination.com/1156_1157.htm
In the 7507, the only led we make is the amber color one. It is down near the bottom of that page link
With leds you want to match the led color to the lens color. The 7507 bulbs are usually signal bulbs, so amber is the most frequently needed choice.
The small head Ba15s bulbs are on the website here:
http://autolumination.com/otherleds.htm
They are about halfway down that page.
With many flashers, leds will cause the turns signals to flash rapidly, or not flash at all.
If using leds for turn signal applications, or in vehicles with bulb-out warning systems, like Mercedes, BMW and others, you may need to add load equalizers.
Use two 6 ohm equalizers for two front, or two rear led turn signal bulbs.
If you have led turn signal bulbs in the front and rear (4 led turn signal bubs total), use two 3 ohm.
Place one load equalizer on each side. For turn signal led bulbs, the equalizer must be spliced across the - ground wire and the + turn signal wire feeding each led bulb.
More details on load equalizers can be found at:
http://autolumination.com/installation.html
For the best prices and selection on all automotive bulbs........
Please Visit our Website at: www.autolumination.com