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Gents, I need to replace and or Upgrade the wattage of the existing non-xenon light bulb in the Targa - Does anyone know if I can bump up the watts? It seems so dull - Thank you in advance RJM.
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POST 2Original post
bump it up to what size....
POST 3Original post
Why do yo need to upgrade? If it's old it probably has just become dim. A new one will probably suffice.
POST 4Original post
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Hey, Deckman, I resemble that remark!!!!
POST 5Original post
Didn't mean to touch a nerve Tim! The whole statement could have an alternate meaning!
POST 6Original post
Stick to 55 watts. A higher wattage bulb will generate more heat and will melt the plastic lens of the headlight assembly. Trust me on this one.
POST 7Original post
First, exactly which bulb are you talking about? The main headlight?? You can go with a superwhite bulb, but no higher wattage. If it's a side marker or interior I can give you a link for good LEDs.
POST 8Original post
I agree with programmatore. Don't go higher wattage. I have seen the results and the melted/discolored plastic light housings look horrible and can only be fixed by replacement as the damage is done on the inside. JIM
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