Led fog conversion
Led fog conversion
Anyone done this? I am thinking that a simple bulb swap could really update to look of the fogs on 997tt's. There may be a need for some resistor or something, but that is in fact the question. I assume some of the guys here have given this thought already???
DC
Nice! Got pics? Any chance you'd like to point me in the right direction for bulbs like the ones you mention? I get emails daily from ddm tuning about led sales and blowouts... Maybe they can be found there?
What are the stock bulbs?
What are the stock bulbs?
Check this thread on this site:
https://www.6speedonline.com/forums/...available.html
To match Porsche HID headlights(OEM's are about 5300K), you want between 5500K - 6000K temperature light. Lower than 5000K looks yellow, and higher than 6000K starts to look too blue.
Click this link: LINK
This may help also:
DC
Last edited by therock88; Feb 14, 2014 at 09:44 PM.
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^^^therock
What are you using for your side marker LED's? I've tried several from $8.99-$29.99, all have thrown codes. I did buy a set of side markers from Nello, but I wanted them to be "on" and white when not in blinker mode. They didn't throw codes but they did not function as I was hoping for.
What are you using for your side marker LED's? I've tried several from $8.99-$29.99, all have thrown codes. I did buy a set of side markers from Nello, but I wanted them to be "on" and white when not in blinker mode. They didn't throw codes but they did not function as I was hoping for.
Last edited by VID997; Feb 14, 2014 at 10:45 PM.
Are you referring to the led front tune signal strips or the fog lights?
^^^therock
What are you using for your side marker LED's? I've tried several from $8.99-$29.99, all have thrown codes. I did buy a set of side markers from Nello, but I wanted them to be "on" and white when not in blinker mode. They didn't throw codes but they did not function as I was hoping for.
What are you using for your side marker LED's? I've tried several from $8.99-$29.99, all have thrown codes. I did buy a set of side markers from Nello, but I wanted them to be "on" and white when not in blinker mode. They didn't throw codes but they did not function as I was hoping for.
Not sure if there is something different with YOUR car, but the cheap ones in the link HERE will typically work fine. You need "Canbus - Error Free T-10 W5W" bulbs to correctly replace the oem side markers. I have used a host of these (like the ones in the link) with no issues.
On your second part. I assume you are using, or have used Durametric or PSTII or PIWIS to code the side markers to act as blinkers? When you do so, you can ONLY have one or the other....They are either on all the time (running lights), OR act as blinkers...But they will not do both.
Hope this helps.
DC
If so, they do look good and are very bright. However, my understanding is they are not plug and play, and other modifications will need to be done to avoid errors and have them work properly. Also, to change them out, the entire bumper cover has to come off..whereas what you are talking about with just changing to LED's is pretty simple...just have to cross the two wires for correct polarity.
COST for EACH 997.2 (2011) fog lamp assembly is .. $425.23 + maybe a few other small parts. Part numbers - 997-631-077-03(L), 997-631-078-03(R)
DC
I took him to mean installing the 997.2 fogs (in the same spot as 997.1 fogs).
If so, they do look good and are very bright. However, my understanding is they are not plug and play, and other modifications will need to be done to avoid errors and have them work properly. Also, to change them out, the entire bumper cover has to come off..whereas what you are talking about with just changing to LED's is pretty simple...just have to cross the two wires for correct polarity.
COST for EACH 997.2 (2011) fog lamp assembly is .. $425.23 + maybe a few other small parts. Part numbers - 997-631-077-03(L), 997-631-078-03(R)
DC
If so, they do look good and are very bright. However, my understanding is they are not plug and play, and other modifications will need to be done to avoid errors and have them work properly. Also, to change them out, the entire bumper cover has to come off..whereas what you are talking about with just changing to LED's is pretty simple...just have to cross the two wires for correct polarity.
COST for EACH 997.2 (2011) fog lamp assembly is .. $425.23 + maybe a few other small parts. Part numbers - 997-631-077-03(L), 997-631-078-03(R)
DC
I swapped mine for the gen 2 fogs and they work fine.
I took him to mean installing the 997.2 fogs (in the same spot as 997.1 fogs).
If so, they do look good and are very bright. However, my understanding is they are not plug and play, and other modifications will need to be done to avoid errors and have them work properly. Also, to change them out, the entire bumper cover has to come off..whereas what you are talking about with just changing to LED's is pretty simple...just have to cross the two wires for correct polarity.
COST for EACH 997.2 (2011) fog lamp assembly is .. $425.23 + maybe a few other small parts. Part numbers - 997-631-077-03(L), 997-631-078-03(R)
DC




