Agree with your recommending applying Dielectric Grease at the bulb socket. As a a general rule, I'm a firm believer in applying Dielectric Grease wherever there's an electrical connections/contact or socket. It acts as a lubricant for easier connection/disconnection as well as reducing (if not actually eliminating) possible oxidation of electrical connection points. Lastly, I'd also recommend switching to an LED equivalent replacement. No filament to break, lower current requirements as well as significantly longer lifetimes. They tend to be a bit more expensive, but for the lifecycle vs $$$ spent, very cost effective, even without taking labor into consideration. Great video. Blessings 🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻
Look on the plastic next to the hole where the bulb holder fits in - in the video here you can see at about 4 min 44 secs, it says 12V 18W 921 - that's the bulb volts/watts & part number. May be different on your car but should be stamped on there in a similar place.
Awesome I'm glad I helped you out please feel free to share the video and we have new content coming out every week and we definitely appreciate the support and if you need anything my brother just let me know I'm always here
He is busy being clever (and he is not) since an old Toyota may have bulb holders that do NOT rotate to remove and install easily. Old plastic parts get dirty and/or sticky.
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Agree with your recommending applying Dielectric Grease at the bulb socket. As a a general rule, I'm a firm believer in applying Dielectric Grease wherever there's an electrical connections/contact or socket. It acts as a lubricant for easier connection/disconnection as well as reducing (if not actually eliminating) possible oxidation of electrical connection points.
Lastly, I'd also recommend switching to an LED equivalent replacement. No filament to break, lower current requirements as well as significantly longer lifetimes. They tend to be a bit more expensive, but for the lifecycle vs $$$ spent, very cost effective, even without taking labor into consideration.
Great video. Blessings 🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻
Thank you so much :) I got that done in 5 minutes thanks to your video
Jamie, what is the part number for the light bulb? I did a search and found 2 answers, 921 and 3157.
Look on the plastic next to the hole where the bulb holder fits in - in the video here you can see at about 4 min 44 secs, it says 12V 18W 921 - that's the bulb volts/watts & part number. May be different on your car but should be stamped on there in a similar place.
For my Toyota Echo the bulb is 921 12V 18W
Thanks
Thanks dude!
Awesome I'm glad I helped you out please feel free to share the video and we have new content coming out every week and we definitely appreciate the support and if you need anything my brother just let me know I'm always here
I need to order the thing that holds the lightbulb
Junkyards always a great resource
He is busy being clever (and he is not) since an old Toyota may have bulb holders that do NOT rotate to remove and install easily. Old plastic parts get dirty and/or sticky.
Thanks man!
Good information
Ok I’m likening for now and if I go out and it’s like u said i will subscribe
Thank you!
Why do you sound like Jack Black?
Yeah, the wife got a big nasty bug in the light box. I get to remove it.
upgrade to some more serious SLR camera with good lens and 4K capabilities. use a professional mic. this will improve your work a lot. cannon are recommended.
No one needs a video camera with 4K resolution for You Tube videos. SLR cameras are designed for photographs, not video. Using one in video mode is a nuisance.
Intelligent people begin a sentence with a capital letter, and they know basic grammar. "cannon are recommended." That is how special needs people write.