Front Turn Signal LED conversion

[JoshuaR]

And has anybody changed their rear turn signal and can share the procedure and tools used?

Ok so...I managed to get the passenger side rear turn signal bulb out, just using my hands. But, let me tell you, it was the biggest pain in my ass, so hard to get to. You have to go up from underneath the rear bumper. If you look up and see red, that’s where the bulb is, to the very outside of that red part. It is a 2357 bulb. Also compatible with 1157. I haven’t yet found a canbus compatible LED of those bulbs. There are some that say canbus compatible but reviews say they still had hyper flash. Resistors would prevent that, but with such a tight space, it would be impossible to do the work without taking the rear bumper off.

Still researching... lol. They made that blinker SO inconvenient

 

[Cacolon]

Try these:

Amazon.com: VehiCode Super Bright 3800 Lumens 21W 1157 (2357/2057/7528/BAY15D) LED Light Bulb (6000K White) Built-in Resistor No Hyper Flash CanBus Error Free for Backup Reverse Tail Brake Light (2 Pack): Automotive

Buy VehiCode Super Bright 3800 Lumens 21W 1157 (2357/2057/7528/BAY15D) LED Light Bulb (6000K White) Built-in Resistor No Hyper Flash CanBus Error Free for Backup Reverse Tail Brake Light (2 Pack): Tail Lights - Amazon.com ✓ FREE DELIVERY possible on eligible purchases

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Again, not promoting or recommending this product. Use at your own risk.
Good luck!

 

[Cacolon]

And they WORK! Finally got 100% LED exterior lighting on my Telluride S!

Used a 90 degree bent needle nose plier to remove the bulb carriers, but no big deal. On the driver's side, you have to remove a panel. Not so on the passenger side. Just let the muffler cool!

Now to test for longevity...

 

[JoshuaR]

And they WORK! Finally got 100% LED exterior lighting on my Telluride S!

Used a 90 degree bent needle nose plier to remove the bulb carriers, but no big deal. On the driver's side, you have to remove a panel. Not so on the passenger side. Just let the muffler cool!

Now to test for longevity...

Nice!!! What panel did you remove? Wheel well?

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[Cacolon]

It's a small panel cover from the rear of the rear wheel well to the plastic trim of the bumper. It's got 3 plastic fasteners and 2 plastic nuts, so use a flat head screwdriver or a dedicated removal tool (like I did)for the fasteners. After removal, look up and VOILA! On the passenger side, no such panel. Just watch out for the hot muffler. Space is tight, so be patient. I used a 90 degree bent needle nose plier to turn the sockets.

Good luck!

 

[JoshuaR]

It's a small panel cover from the rear of the rear wheel well to the plastic trim of the bumper. It's got 3 plastic fasteners and 2 plastic nuts, so use a flat head screwdriver or a dedicated removal tool (like I did)for the fasteners. After removal, look up and VOILA! On the passenger side, no such panel. Just watch out for the hot muffler. Space is tight, so be patient. I used a 90 degree bent needle nose plier to turn the sockets.

Good luck!

Edit: never mind lol