Hey guys just wanted to get your feed back... on my rear spoiler brake light my dad told me that it wasnt lighting up when he was behind me one day and i was wondering if you all have had any problems with it because i took mine out and at the connection point its melted like the connections bad so i was seeing if this happened at all to you all .. also i need the bulbs that go with it if anyone knows were i can get them ...

 

The bulbs are most likely just drawing a lot and causeing the connection to get hot. You may find the bulbs at an autoparts store but they are expensive. You may think about modifying the light to put an LED strip in it after you see the cost of the bulbs.

 

Go to Radio Shack with a sample and they are $1.99 each for the 20 watt halogen that you need or replace the set up with a LED display for less then $10.00. www.custom-leds.com

 

Yeah the bulbs have the longer prongs on them and do you know of any other web site or place that carries more variety led lights because i have the strip not the window piece

 

I have the 3rd brake light in the spoiler and they have the kit for it also.

 

Yep Blackz87 is right! Radio shack has them and they cost what he said, 2 bucks a piece for five, use dielectric grease on the prongs, and keep the connection where they make! (hatch & rear well cover) i installed one off a 87z from a wrecking yard cause i dont like then in rear hatch, on the 91rs, and it works perfect.

 

Just a bit of advice "DO NOTTOUCH " the bulbs with your bare fingers. The oil from your fingers will result in hot spots on the halogens and cause early failures.

 

Oh yeah that too! they tend too blow and get awful hot! with the grease from your fingers, i know from trial and error. Thanks again for the memory boot!

 

How's the connection point between the rear hatch and the deck plate the switch presses against? The switches in the hatch work on a spring type action, if it isnt touching the deck plate, the light will not work.