Combriller 194 LED Bulb Amber Yellow, Error Free 194 168 LED Bulb T10 2825 w5w Led Interior Car Lights for Car License Plate Light Dash Lights Interior Dome Map Door Marker Courtesy Light, Pack of 2

Last week I noticed my headlight blub had gone out with my dash displaying "Lampf!", upon discovery of how dark it was when I pulled into my garage...my park light had gone out also. But who knows how long that one has been out. I never walk in front of the bike when it's running. I decided to give the motorcycle a little upgrade and help it catch people's attention when I was heading toward them. I do not believe in "loud pipes save lives". You draw more unnecessary attention with loud pipes and end up causing accidents, especially when you can't hear anything around you. Just ride like no one can see you and ride defensively. But, anyway. Not my pony, not my show. This little blue light puts out the brightness! Before, it had the standard BMW incandescent blub in there. Since I never saw it on, I couldn't tell you how much brighter this one possibly is. But it does make you look twice at it. With it being an LED, I'm sure it cut a small amount of amp draw compared to before. It stated on the description page it will not throw a fault code because of the amp requirement drop, so far it's been behaving.

While super bright, they can cause older cars to experience hyper-flash.

These lights completely changed the appearance of my old Pontiac G6. Visibility at night is SOOO much better, the installation process was easy and there’s no flicker. They fit and perform perfectly!

Hasta ahora siguen funcionando

Crystal clear light

Easy install on our '02 Yukon XL. Works great!

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Great bulbs, well made and bright. Unfortunately, the resistance is so low that they make the flasher unit operate really fast, just like having a blown bulb. My lighting in my 2017 Tundra is not Canbus, so it didn't flag any codes or anything like that, so not a big deal, but like I said, the flashers now cycle at about twice normal speed. I think I can probably replace my flasher relay with a solid state one from an analog one and the problem would go away.. But, I really don't mind as it seems to actually command other driver's attention more now than when they were operating at normal speed. One other added bonus it that they do not generate any heat unlike the originals (My Tundra had front turn signals that have dual filament bulbs and they stay on whenever the key is on, like running lights). The originals had started to actually distort the bulb sockets and light housing because they remain on all the time and get a bit hot. No more worries with these as they generate almost zero heat, unlike filament bulbs.