using a pair of cotton gloves is best when handling any bulb. You can find them at relatively any hardware/automotive store for $5-$10.Shift_Altima wrote:Hey guys. I'm putting new lights in the door (courtesy step lights).. the glove box.. and the liseence plate. All i want to know is when changing the bulbs I know you aren't supposed to touch the actual bulb. How do you avoid that? Do you wear gloves or something?
I think we've found that the multiple LED bulbs don't glow when the car is off. I had some normal 1 LED bulbs, and they use to glow... then I put the 9 LED bulbs in, and the Glow was gone!prlwhitecoupe wrote:Yah LED lights will maintain a very miniscule amount of power....it won't drain your battery....this was discussed in some other thread ('s)....but thats what you get with LEDs!
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