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Old 12-12-2017, 12:39 PM   #1
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Isn't the front turn signal a dual filament 7442 bulb? Not sure of the HB, but 100% is for the sedan.

Otherwise, yes it might be more complicated.

Although, the HB have a small bulb inside the headlight assembly that turn on with the parkings. You could isolate that and use as DRL.

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Old 12-12-2017, 02:53 PM   #2
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Isn't the front turn signal a dual filament 7442 bulb? Not sure of the HB, but 100% is for the sedan.

Otherwise, yes it might be more complicated.

Although, the HB have a small bulb inside the headlight assembly that turn on with the parkings. You could isolate that and use as DRL.

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On my 2009 hatchback, the parking lights are the small 7442 bulbs. But the indicators use the bigger 1156 bulbs.

If I can find a brighter (and preferably amber colored) 7442 I might just use the parking lights are DRLs.
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