Halogen Lights (Was: Re: Flasher Fizzle)

["Jerry Christensen" <Jerry.Christensen@dot.state.mn.us>]

as a rule u aren't driving very fast when the engine is idling Nate -- 

the Halogens are brighter and the same wattage and shud pose no problem as direct replacements for  those u have -- I THINK it is even possible to buy halogen adaptors for round head lights --- these wud enable u to install the snap in halogen ie similar to those on new cars --- From there I THINK a person cud install BLUE LIGHTS --- that's a lot of I THINKS --- but I THINK  this can be done --- 

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>>> Nathan Hendler <equant@azstarnet.com> 3/23/00 11:33:31 >>>

On Wed, 22 Mar 2000 vwnate1@juno.com wrote:

> the parts store and buy some 1157 or 1034 (slightly brighter) bulbs and a

I was wondering about halogen lights.  Has anybody put them in their met?
My lights are pretty dim, so I'd like to replace them.  I'm a little
worried about when the Met idles, because the lights are real dim, would
this cause a problem with the halogens?  Do I need to worry about my
wiring?  Any installation tips?

Thanks,
Nathan Hendler