3156 amber or yellow bulbs search!!

3156 amber or yellow bulbs search!!

i wanna get amber or yellow 3156 bulbs for my rear signals...anybody know where i can get them?

i have the chrome red signal bulbs right now, and i want to change them to yellow or amber signals..

3157 can also be used.........in fact i think that's what they come with

That's right, our rear turn signal bulbs are 3157. If you buy 3156, you'll have to break off one of the clips on the bulb to make it fit.

i got an extra pair of chrome 3157 bulbs that shine amber if your interested.

Actually, I don't see the point of getting amber 3157 bulbs for the rear turn signal. Unless you're using an aftermarket taillamp, the OEM tails have an amber reflector/cover for the turn signal section. The bulb behind it, however, is just a regular, white/off-white 3157 bulb. I would imagine that putting in an amber-colored bulb would actually make the rear turn signals even dimmer since the light now has to pass through two layers of coloring.

i dunno if he has aftermarket tails or not, but i assume he does because he currently is running red signal lights.

3156 is a single pole light bulb while 3157 is a dual pole.
meaning

FRONT BLINKERS USE 3157
REAR BLINKERS USE 3156
REAR BRAKES USE 3157

if im wrong please correct me
but first... go check your tail lights

thank you! ... as i was saying.. .... REAR signals are 3156... and yes i have after market altezzas and i have the chrome red blinkers... but it doesn't blink that bright.. so i want to switch it to yellow or amber now

Re: 3156 amber or yellow bulbs search!!

http://www.lightlens.com

I ordered a set of chromed amber 3157 bulbs. They have quite a selection.

i just changed one of my cracked tail lights today and checked the bulb number on the signal lights. it was 3157

Re: 3156 amber or yellow bulbs search!!

hows the brightness ? i have chromed yellow bulbs and noticed they are not as yellow as the non-silver coated,

I think they're the same as the regular OEM amber bulbs. They're not yellow though, they'd be closer to an orangish-yellow.