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#41289 Sep 1, 1:38pm
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hey..i order some 1156 SINGLE END 21 - Front Turn Signals form you and when i took the orginal turn signal bubls out the pins on the side of the bulb where offset where as the ones i order are direct across from each other and they dont fit into the stocket...its hard to explain i dont kno if you get it or not... i need some help im trying to hook up everything today because its my only day off thanks


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You need to use a file or somethin and shave off one of the things that stick out thumbsup


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Use a file and file off the prong that is CLOSEST to the actual bulb. If you file down the other one then the light might fall out of the socket which is a huge pain to get out of the headlight assembly

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https://celicahobby.com/ubbthreads/showflat.php?Number=67479

Originally Posted by isaac
The M7 (Size 1156) is correct for the 2000-UP Toyota Celica turn signal... I know this sounds crazy, but all 1156 bulbs, wherever you buy them from, are the same shape - they need to be modified for installation into the 2000-up celica.

Here are a few links to different discussions concerning the 1156 Turn Signal bulbs.

https://celicahobby.com/ubbthreads/showflat.php?Board=UBB4&Number=41054&Forum=UBB4

and

http://www.newcelica.org/forums/showthread.php?s=&threadid=6393&highlight=1156+AND+shave

and

http://www.newcelica.org/forums/showthread.php?s=&threadid=21358&highlight=1156+AND+shave



Install is simple, just choose what connector on the bulb that you do not want, and using a cement wall or curb to rub it off also works well (or use a nail clipper to clip that "nub" off) Your bulbs will then fit perfectly.

If you take out your factory bulbs and inspect them - you will see that they came with a "nub" on either side at one time or another. Then that extra nub was removed so that it would fit into the socket correctly... Go look at your stock light bulb and see for yourself thumbsup

This is the same technique that everyone uses to install aftermarket 1156/M7 bulbs.


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if you drop me a PM - I'd get to it quicker thumbsup

but it's all good - this worked out well too rice


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