Number plate lights
- Thread starter ashclio5
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JamesB
Platinum Member
Dont use s**t bulbs, I bought some cheap ones and they fused the whole rear end of my car, your best buying some decent ones cause they will last longer and deal with vibration better.
Just look at 501 bulbs on autobulbsdirect anddd... be careful when you change them cause the plastic clips break really easily on the light cover.
Just look at 501 bulbs on autobulbsdirect anddd... be careful when you change them cause the plastic clips break really easily on the light cover.
CallorFold
Platinum Member
[MENTION=2886]ashclio5[/MENTION] - I've just bought and fitted these - http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/320906609611?_trksid=p2057872.m2749.l2649&ssPageName=STRK:MEBIDX:IT
They work great. If you buy 2 packs it's enough to do the number plate (2 bulbs) and interior roof lights (6 bulbs).
I've also done the door lights, boot light and plan to do the glovebox too.
They work great. If you buy 2 packs it's enough to do the number plate (2 bulbs) and interior roof lights (6 bulbs).
I've also done the door lights, boot light and plan to do the glovebox too.
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