Hi all,

Just thought I'd post before and after pictures of myamber/chrome bulbs- I said I'd do this after upgrading my rear clusters to LEDs:

Sorryfor the quality ofpictures- but it does make a lot of difference to the whole look of the car!

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where did u get it from?

 

I bought them off eBay UK:

http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/Chrome-Indicat...QQcmdZViewItem

You can also get the same type ofbulbs for the side repeaters- good if you have the 'crystal' siderepeater lenses.

 

It's less expensive to just remove the amber reflector inside the headlight than it is to buy a new set. It took me 3 hours to remove mine but it was worth it cause it looks the same as the aftermarket headlights. Just a thought if you didn't want to cough out that much money.

 

I think you are talking about the older styleheadlamps? My ones didn't have any amber reflectors- the only thing amber about it were the bulbs- a cheap 'fix' at £4.00 GBP / 8 dollars US and a5 min job. I guess your solution is good for those with the amber reflectors.

I've seen a set of angel lights for the A6 on ebay for £200 GBP inc P+P

 

did you take the yellow reflector out yourself? and if you did how do you do it?

 

Have you checked your own particular lights to see if they have the yellow reflector? I see in your signature that you have a 99 model. Mine is a 2000 and just requires the bulb change. I believe even later models have the indicator encased in a round enclosure. That would make three different setups for the same shape A6 (?)

 

Looks nice... well done...