02' Toyota Tundra

I'm looking to replace factory back-up light bulbs (GE921) with quartz
halogen. Any Ideas???

Use caution. Quartz halogen bulbs produce much more heat and could melt or
otherwise damage the lens on your back up lights. If you are looking for
more light when in reverse, better to add some rear facing fog lights under
the back bumper wired into your stock back up lights - you may also need a
slightly larger fuse for the extra power draw of the added lights.

Cheers - Jonathan
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Jonathan A. Race
Lieutenant, EMS Supervisor
Orange County (FL) Fire Rescue Department

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<eswinsick@sbcglobal.net> wrote in message
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> I'm looking to replace factory back-up light bulbs (GE921) with quartz
> halogen. Any Ideas???
>

eswinsick@sbcglobal.net wrote:
> I'm looking to replace factory back-up light bulbs (GE921) with quartz
> halogen. Any Ideas???

Did you see the LED ones? Lots of people are putting those in. I will try to
post a link

eswinsick@sbcglobal.net wrote:
> I'm looking to replace factory back-up light bulbs (GE921) with quartz
> halogen. Any Ideas???
>

The GE921 bulb is the one that goes up in the cargo/CHMSL housing on the
back of the cab. If those are the ones that you mean, I don't think that
there is a halogen replacement for them. There are halogen bulbs for the
3156 which goes in the tail light housing.