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Yea those would probably work well for the signals and brakes. These light assemblies don't have any real reflection, more like a bulb in a soup can...
You can make your own. 3 large female spade connectors to match the new bulb terminals, 3 bullet connectors to plug into the back of the receptical, 3 pieces of wire, crimpers and bobs your uncle:) I made mine in about 10 minutes to adapt to the new Halogen bulbs, H6’s I think...
Yep, I got that wrong, the 1156 is a single contact. So is the smaller g6 bulb. Basically they did with 2 bulbs what most autos do with the dual filament 1157...
yea, what he said!
A52463-2-13 is a dual contact bayonett bulb number 1156
W-L-00111/66 is a single contact bayonett G6 bulb
Take a light apart and remove the two bulbes. Very common bulbs that any autoparts store should have on the shelf...
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