daytime running lights
Re: daytime running lights
Originally Posted by marcossaito
Sorry onehundred80 but I have researched many different posts (including the Canadian one) and couldn't get to any conclusion. It seems that everybody has different results.
Thankfully some people is willing to help. PMed you Beaner.
Thankfully some people is willing to help. PMed you Beaner.
Canadian Tire can do that by all accounts but the best is the Canadian switch.
Maybe some Canuck will trade a US switch for their Canadian switch. Ask if anyone wants to switch, thats too puny for words.
Re: daytime running lights
barb,
welcome to the owners that live in southern ontario.you have been dealing with the people that are regulars on this site from southern ontario.we are spread out from oshawa all the way to london.right throught the golden horse shoe (hamilton, grimbsy,welland) and then north to caledon and orangeville. we call ourselves SOCO , Southern Ontario Crossfire Owners. you are welcome to join us at any of our gtg's that we have.these people are a wealth of information.i still have to get cydtrak to reset my fss after an oil change. i think 180 has the manual memorized and can find thiNgs out that we have to know .beaner is very mechanicly talented.....so is sparky srt/6.....as is bluecoupe.
where are you located in a general sense ? i see a 519 area code , but that takes in a large area. welcome and we all hope you get your light situation cleared up.
gryfan (burlington)
SOCO
welcome to the owners that live in southern ontario.you have been dealing with the people that are regulars on this site from southern ontario.we are spread out from oshawa all the way to london.right throught the golden horse shoe (hamilton, grimbsy,welland) and then north to caledon and orangeville. we call ourselves SOCO , Southern Ontario Crossfire Owners. you are welcome to join us at any of our gtg's that we have.these people are a wealth of information.i still have to get cydtrak to reset my fss after an oil change. i think 180 has the manual memorized and can find thiNgs out that we have to know .beaner is very mechanicly talented.....so is sparky srt/6.....as is bluecoupe.
where are you located in a general sense ? i see a 519 area code , but that takes in a large area. welcome and we all hope you get your light situation cleared up.
gryfan (burlington)
SOCO
Re: daytime running lights
I bought the switch which is a complete assembly with fuses already installed for $432 from a Chrysler dealer in vaughan and did the install myself. Just a few harnesses to plug in. The hardest part was taking apart the lower dash panel under the steering wheel and the lower left dash piece where the switch mounts. The whole job took about an hour.
Re: daytime running lights
Originally Posted by marcossaito
Hi,
Can you please provide me with the part number and the dealer? My dealer is asking for $600 for the part.
Thanks.
Can you please provide me with the part number and the dealer? My dealer is asking for $600 for the part.
Thanks.
The part retails for $532 but the parts guy said he'd do it for $ 432. They were still making about $100
low beam bulb
Can someone tell if they have used canadian tire bulbs for their car and if they had any trouble with them. is it necessary to purchase Mopar replacements? Also were you able to do the change yourself or did you need to take it to the dealer. If so how much time did it take?
Re: low beam bulb
Originally Posted by Barb
Can someone tell if they have used canadian tire bulbs for their car and if they had any trouble with them. is it necessary to purchase Mopar replacements? Also were you able to do the change yourself or did you need to take it to the dealer. If so how much time did it take?
Do a search and see which type it is, I think it is a Sylvania model, but I am not sure what model it is.
Edit
SilverStars are the questionable bulbs, but to get better output the bulbs will be stressed more. If high output is not neccesary buy the normal bulb.
Last edited by onehundred80; 08-26-2010 at 05:56 PM.