Subject	Is a #194 the same as #194NA? The guy at the auto parts
Posted by	gpoons on June 26, 2009 at 12:19 AM
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In Reply To	#1157NA (double filaments) and #194 (tiny), both amber posted by Oppaman Z on June 25, 2009 at 06:44 AM
Message	parts store said it was but when I put them in, even though they look amber when turned off, they glow YELLOW when turned on (which I think looks just as bad as the white). I ended up taking the #194NAs out, and keeping the #1157s in so I have the half of the smoked corner closest to the rear of the car being black, and the other half of the corner giving a low orange glow that blinks when the turn signal is on so I wont get a ticket from the swine. I like the look of Eric's two amber bulbs but I don't know why I can't find the correct bulb. I never though $4 would be such a pain in my azz. Andy
Follow Ups	Question for those with smoked corners - gpoons 11:18:32 06/24/09 I suppose that you can do whatever looks better to you. - Z_Cherub 11:23:45 06/24/09 You can get yellow LED bulbs that are clear until turned on (n/m) - cherryz 11:51:08 06/24/09 Keep the colors even. - ZiNnYc 13:07:50 06/24/09 Both bulbs in my corners are amber. - Eric(NJ) 13:11:15 06/24/09 you need to check your state law usually DMV website has it - SlowZ(SD) 13:16:28 06/24/09 Law here is only 4 white lights on the front can be running. - Woody75 (Denver) 14:05:08 06/24/09 Agreed, two diff colored bulbs in the smoked corners looks - gpoons 19:18:20 06/24/09 eBay, the seller is V-LED (Velocity LEDs) (n/m) - ZiNnYc 04:34:48 06/25/09 #1157NA (double filaments) and #194 (tiny), both amber - Oppaman Z 06:44:16 06/25/09 Is a #194 the same as #194NA? The guy at the auto parts - gpoons 00:19:20 06/26/09
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