Diy sequential tail lights
 

This is a really easy mod and only should take about 30 minutes
Got them here 89$
http://www.southerncarparts.com/prod...oducts_id=3126
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if you have big hands this can be tight
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re install the socket and repeat on the other side
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PsNGZoK0w2Y

a link from our buddy Jay Debler .
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=g71UzcvZjEo

Re: Diy sequential tail lights
 

Nice! This is an easy mod that is almost fun to do.

One tip...make sure you put dielectric grease on all contacts if necessary. I even use the stuff on household bulbs. Cheap insurance.

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Re: Diy sequential tail lights
 

Has anyone who did this noticed a "check rear bulb" warning on the DIC after installing this? I get that sometimes when I am done using the turn signal. However, the bulbs are fine.

I think that when I move the turn signal lever to the "off" position, it is sometimes in mid-sequence...like the one bulb has fired but the other one didn't, and somehow the lighting system knows it and thinks it second bulb in the sequence is burned out.

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Yes the check bulb info comes on pretty often.Today though it came on and the signal is flashing quickly.This sounds like a bulb.When she gets home it's taillight fixn' time!:yes: