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Author Question: A technician replaced a #1157NA with a #1157A bulb. What is the most likely result? (Read 67 times)

altibaby

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A technician replaced a #1157NA with a #1157A bulb. What is the most likely result?
◦ The bulb is brighter because the #1157A candlepower is higher
◦ The amber color of the bulb is a different shade
◦ The bulb is dimmer because the #1157A candlepower is lower
◦ Both B and C



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Marked as best answer by altibaby on Aug 13, 2021

whitcassie

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The amber color of the bulb is a different shade




altibaby

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Reply 2 on: Aug 13, 2021
:D TYSM


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