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Old 03-21-2003, 01:02 AM   #21 (permalink)
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The sad thing is I just curbbed my left rear wheel a little on the lip and need to get it fixed.... does anyone know where i can get it fixed at? or should I just get a new one?



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I believe no JDM Prelude's had the rear reflectors in the rear bumper. Well I havnt seen any and all we have are JDM Prelude's.

The outer lenses on the front bumper (beside the indicator) either have a light or not. They are optional. Mine have a bulb but arnt hooked up atm.

Pic of mine with fender "Indicator" lights. Look just infront of the door and behind the wheel. it's that clear long thing..

They come on with the indicators because then whoever is beside you (bike, car etc) and they cant see your front or rear know if your indicating their way. That's all they are for.

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Pic of mine with fender "Indicator" lights. Look just infront of the door and behind the wheel. it's that clear long thing..

They come on with the indicators because then whoever is beside you (bike, car etc) and they cant see your front or rear know if your indicating their way. That's all they are for.
Sidemarkers have been used in Europe for years. I don't think it will become standard for American vehicles to have them anytime soon. Where's the emphasis on vehicle saftey here.
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What I meant is Japan itself, not JDM for Europe etc but just for the Japanese market.
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IMO the sidemarkers are uuuuuuuugggggglllllllllyyyyyyyyy.
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JDM Preludes have the sidemarker because the outer front bumper lense is only a reflector, right? Maybe I could just take the bulb out of that one so it doesn't look odd when two turn signals on one side are flashing?
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