With my NC1, I managed to change the turn signals and the fog lights without removing the bumper or wheel. Just turn the steering wheel all the way to one side and that will give you enough room to squeeze in. I also just removed some tabs and folded the plastic out of the way instead of removing everything.
4:10 7440 are single-filament, one brightness level. 7443-dual-filament. If you have a NC1 like I do, turn signals will be 7440A front and rear because NC1 doesn't use turn signals as parking lights. We have weird little extra parking lights.
I have a 2006 NC and I replaced all of my lights except my HID low beams which are almost as bright as led. Now if I was you I would replace your hi beams with their 2023 60 watt bulbs, they are extremely bright. As long as you align the bulb correctly the beam pattern has a defined cut off line.
I wanted to buy, had credit card in-hand, but couldn't?! Lots of great content and info. Great "how-to-do-it" so I can access where the lights are and don't have to worry that I'm going to break something. I also thought I understood you had a link for everything I need... it doesn't get simpler! As I watched I was convinced I would just buy all the products you were going to suggest and Auxito will have made a brilliant move by teaming-up with you. And, your presentation was clear and easy to follow. I thought you had created a list, but MY BAD. When I hit the link, it was a disappointment to see a simple web page with nothing specific to your suggestions. You had mentioned the extra fast blinking effects if there was no CANbus feature in the LED, but when I entered my car model, they offered both with CANbus circuitry and without (for a lower price). They mentioned the flash blink problems for "sensitive models" but didn't seem to have a list of what is or isn't "sensitive". But they offered me both, so I was thinking I needed the extra feature (and suffer the extra cost), but then read a warning that getting that extra circuitry may damage a car that is non-CANbus! So, they had asked me what my model was and then offered me choices which either won't work or may damage my car! I spent hours reading all their information and still wasn't confident that I could make a purchase. I reviewed your video again to see if you had mentioned the specific products you had gotten, but you had only described them; no specific product model. So, I continue to look, and must go to other web resources, and maybe other manufacturers which may let me know more precisely which products are proper for my vehicle. Please list the items which work. Maybe suggest a couple price points. I would think most of the basic LED's would be 3x's as visible as stock, and maybe an extra bright reverse light is worth spending a bit more for, given the extra safety that would provide. But I can't buy until I figure out what my car accepts. Thanks for showing me how to do the install... my search continues.
@@FlywheelFilms can you share exactly which front and back run leds you got. I dont want switchbacks for the front but wondering if they have an equivalent.
