i've always wanted to do this but i didn't know if it was factory or what, but does any one know?

see how the highs are on?


hard to tell in this one

 

They're "City Lights". There's a few threads in this forum about them including step-by-step DIY instructions.

 

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CORRECT! and to this, will tell the OP: SEARCH

 

i've always wonder'd that on the DC's. i see a couple here in town doing that.

 

gotcha, thanks.

 

yep basically its turn signal bulbs rigged into the highbeam slots. say g'bye to your high beams.

 

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That's not necessarily true... one of the DIY posts had the guy drill into the housing to insert the bulbs. You can keep the high beam functionality that way.

 

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That's not necessarily true... one of the DIY posts had the guy drill into the housing to insert the bulbs. You can keep the high beam functionality that way.</TD></TR></TABLE>

and get condensation....happened to me but maybe there is a good way to seal them up. from what ive seen there are two types of city lights...there are the ones that use like turn signal sockets and then there are those other ones that are REALLY yellow and can be easily seen in the day. i want the ones really visible in the day but dont know how to do that...any answers on that one guys?