I've heard some people changing out the white bulbs (4114LL) with Amber bulbs. The only thing I can find are the 3157 Amber bulbs. I noticed that the Amber bulbs are a little more powerful than the white ones. Is this going to cause any electrical problems or get to hot and hurt the lenses? Also, is the the bulb I should be using? Thanks
Last edited by medic2967; 06-28-2008 at 06:22 PM.
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Use the 3157 bulb. I've been using the amber ones for several years with no problems.
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sylvania sells some like that if you look at the wattage and voltage they are the same as the replacement bulb...
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4114ll is replaced by 4157k which 4157k comes in amber the O'reilly part number is 4157nak-bp
I use the 3157 in blue and amber and have had no problem with them
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3157 is not as powerful as 4157 so it is really your choice which one you want. I was just saying that the 4114ll replaced the 4157.
Sounds good. Thanks for the quick replies.
I've also had 3157 Amber bulbs in my DRLs since the week I bought the truck. That was over 2 years ago. They've lasted longer than most OEM DRL bulbs that I've seen.
How has the color lasted? Has it began to peel or flake off yet?
i just put some on mine, I love it. Looks good. I also put them in the back up lights
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