Modern LED front turn signal bulbs for 1993-97 Camaros and Firebirds. LED bulbs have less power draw and run cooler making life easier on your wiring. Camaros & Firebirds can use LED flashers instead of resistors on each light, swap flasher and led bulbs will operate like normal. We can add flashers to your order or you can use your own if they are the correct type. Email us if you have any questions. Bulbs light up amber for running lights (front) and turn signal. Since they light up amber they work great with a stock, clear or smoked lens. 1993-97 Camaros & Firebirds have thin turn signal housings, these bulbs fit with no modifications. You can choose between Flashtech or Diode Dynamics bulbs.

GM changed to 3157 bulbs in late 1996, but we recommend double checking your bulbs since it's possible to have 1157 or 3157 bulbs on 1995-97 Camaros or Firebirds. The 1156/57 style bulbs twist in and 3156/57 bulbs push in which is the easiest way to know which bulbs you have. Since 3156/57 bulbs and connectors are easier to find it may also be possible a previous owner may have changed your car or modified wiring for different turn signal bulbs. Be sure to let us know if your car doesn't fit one of the two options or if you have questions. More pictures further down in this description.

Product Includes: front turn signal bulbs, flashers available
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Why are my turn signals too fast or don't work at all when I switch to LED bulbs?
LED bulbs have a lower resistance, so older mechanical style flasher relays won't work with them. LED flashers are designed to function with LED bulbs solving turn signal problems like hyper (too fast) flashing or no flashing. The flashers we sell use a ground wire which we combine both flashers and cut to length. Instructions show where flashers go and where to install the ring terminal which makes an easy install, a total of 4 screws to access the area and 1 nut for ring terminal. Unlike cheaper no-load flashers, these will still make a low clicking noise, so you know your turn signals are on. You can use resistor on on each bulb, but they put off a lot of heat and reduce bulb brightness slightly. Using the correct LED flashers will produce no additional heat and will not reduce output of the bulb.