Originally posted by zmzmp5 1 Year huh? Thanks for the update. Does anyone know where this information may be documented? - Brian |
I'll tell you I got the hyperwhites and one day I smelled my engine burning, it took me a week to figure what was going on. I found out that the wires and one the piece of plastic that connects to the bulb. I stopped it on time but it still caused some damage to the wire. So I guess just watch out. I didn't know that the bulbs were under warranty.
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- Fixed Headlight(s) problems
- Purchased and installed Nokya Blue Bulbs - Painted Mazda Emblem in Front Grill (Flat Black) - Painted Instrumentation Panel Bezel (Metallic Black) - Did the electrical fog light mod - Installed air intake filter and custom bracket - Cleaned some bumper crap - Test drives in his and my car - Miscellaneous (oh yeah, chowed down some McD's food as well!) Thanks to the BEST MAN Brian. Above things were my first modification done ever since I bought my car. He knows damn well about the cars. I will say he's the walking solution manual.:D he spent a lot of hours to work with my car, and he treated my car like his car. He didn't even charged me for labor work. That saved hell out of money. I was so lucky I met him. If you see him in person, you will be amazed too.;) I was little jealousy cause he's car performs much better than mine. oh well i'm just an automatic~ Thank You again brian~ You are the BEst of the BEST!!! |
Originally posted by mazdanewbie HIM? I always forget that we aren't always what we appear to be, that avatar/picture had me going. I should know better, I'm not an emaciated crazy old sailor. One thing about aftermarket mods, if you're planning on selling it limits your options, a lot of people won't touch it, they assume it's been raced. Or they don't want the hassle in case it was done wrong. I picked up my GSR from a Tiawanese student, he had put in some white parking lights that caused me nothing but problems. If I ever buy another used car it will be stock. |
Re A/M light usage
Originally posted by slamprotege5 My dealer told me NOT to get aftermarket bulbs, as they get too hot and melt the housing. Anyone else heard this?? I have the PIAA stock SuperBlue 55/65W bulbs, and the only problem I have dates back to before the PIAAs were installed :rolleyes: . For some reason my car melts the drivers/left H/L Low-beam wire. If I wiggle the connector the light comes on. The contacts corrode for some reason causing resistance and excess heat. The dealer dosn't know why :rolleyes: :rolleyes: , and they have rewired that side. It has reappeared and I am going to repair it myself, with a new plug and a sht load of grease to keep the water out :mad: I only installed the PIAA bulbs to match the fog lamps with blue lenses I had installed. |
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