could these be used to provide donor rear lights?
would work out expensive...
towsure (they have a website) sell the lights individualy and are pretty cheap.
its just i have one surplus and i want to use it
I used them on mine,they will do till i save up for the led stuff.
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thats exactly the plan
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Originally posted by bob
I used them on mine,they will do till i save up for the led stuff.
Cheers
They only cost £10 a pair and came with bulbs too,may even have bee less i'll have to check.
Most camping and caravan centres sell them and the most i've seen them for is £8 a side,i think ebay sell complete trailer boards this would give
you a possible few metres of rear lighting loom too.
just remember the reflectors are no good, being triangular for trailers. the reason i didnt use a lighting board was that there were so few lights on
it. i wanted the full range, 2 reverse and 2 fog etc.
The make of the ones i used were "Equipe" and all versions were E marked.
Allways best to check though as syd said,i've been caught out on some nose cone indicators before.
http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&category=36632&item=2485599717&rd=1&ssPageName=WDVW
Cheap but functional,ask the question for E mark and away you go.
They are not to everyones taste but they get you going
I've just fitted two new ones to my trailer for the grand sum of £6.06. They need a reflector as well as they don't have one built in but they are only a quid each. I fetched a trailer board for a trailer I built and it was only £11 but the individual lights are better quality. Artic trailer lights are good and don't cost a lot more.
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Originally posted by bob
Cheap but functional.... They are not to everyones taste but they get you going