http://www.iwsti.com/forums/exterior-styling/99525-led-parking-lights-pics.html

While there is no doubt that the "WLED-x6" (http://www.superbrightleds.com/specs/bulb_specs.htm) LED will fit as suggested in the thread above, I am just wondering if anyone can confirm if the "921-x12 LED" (http://www.superbrightleds.com/specs/T13_specs.htm) would fit as well? I suspect the 12 will be brigher than the 6 and I would like to use them if I could. I emailed superbrightleds.com last week but never heard back from them. :confused:

http://superbrightleds.com/bulb_cross.htm
http://www.sylvania.com/ConsumerProducts/AutomotiveLighting/LampReplacementGuide/

Hopefully those 2 links will help.

Thanks. I did check out those pages before posting, but I am not sure if I understand the cross reference. The parking lights are 168s and according to the cross ref table, I should get the WLED... but on the spec page (http://www.superbrightleds.com/mini-wedge.html) it said the 921 will also fit 168 but on the list that 921 replaces, I cannot find 168... Im confused :(

, scroll down, it says

"9-LED and 12-LED 921/912 Type LED bulbs fits 194/168 wedge base car bulb sockets
Available in White, Blue, Green, Red Amber and UV LED

9-LED bulbs have Narrow Viewing Angle LEDs and are polarized
12-LED bulbs have Wide Viewing Angle LEDs and are non-polarized

Replaces : 194, 921, 922 - SEE CROSS REFERENCE FOR OTHER NUMBERS "

Based on the schematics they provide for the various wedge base bulbs, only the base of the bulbs where they plug into the socket would fit.

It's the fact that a 906/912/921 bulb at the top is physically larger in diameter than a 168/194/W5W bulb.

Therefore, based on the size of the socket for the front side markers or the front city lights, a 906/912/921 bulb will not fit. These bulbs may work as rear plate lights because it appears that the clear covers would allow for it -- you would have to check out the dimensions first to determine if this would be true or not.

Hope this helps.

dont even bother with LED parking lights. I orderd mine from superbright leds and 2 extra for the license plate. It sais right on the package. " Warning: do not use in headlights, heat will cause LED failure " ... so just save urself the money and dont bother.

dont even bother with LED parking lights. I orderd mine from superbright leds and 2 extra for the license plate. It sais right on the package. " Warning: do not use in headlights, heat will cause LED failure " ... so just save urself the money and dont bother.

On the other hand I did put thenm in my headlights just to see how long untill they die.

ive had leds in my parking lights for 4months now w/o any issue.

921's are physically too big for the license plate lights. Better off going with a 360-degree 192. I used those in my subie for years with no trouble. Also LED parking lights in the headlights, as long as they are good ones, will last for years. autolumination.com is a much better site, by the way.

I have the 360º WLED-WHP6 for the rear license plate and they're very nice.

For the city lights I installed the WLED-A6. I have had these in for about 8-months without any issues. They're inexpensive enough and so what if you're not supposed to install them within the headlamp capsule?

I like Super Bright LED's because of their service and their warranty policy, which is 1-year. I excercised the warranty on three different bulbs and opted for replacements. The turn-around time was 1-week.

I tried V-LED's and their quality and service is poor. They do however have a 1-month warranty policy.

I have not purchased from Autolumination. They do have a wide variety of LED bulbs available, however they do not offer a warranty as the above two vendors do.

Happy Motoring!

Only three or so weeks left to April 15th!

i know this might seem like a noob question but i am just wondering how do you take the parking light out.... ?

i know this might seem like a noob question but i am just wondering how do you take the parking light out.... ?

twist and pull. it will tell you in your owners manual