JCFlippen
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I cannot seem to find a source for spare bulbs required for travelling in France - any ideas please?
The answer is you don't need to, there is no 'left hand drive' bulb.They are LED units no bulbs? how you adapt them for driving on the other side of the road is a good question?
Thanks for the info- much appreciated.The answer is you don't need to, there is no 'left hand drive' bulb.
I assume the OPs question is just specifically around the requirement in a lot of European countries to carry a full set of replacement bulbs with you in the car.
I would just ask the dealer to give you the bulb types of all the lights and then just buy them online.
Incidentally, France doesn't require you to have a full Bulb and fuse set with you. But you will get fined for a light out. Good news is LEDs are extremely long life and reliable
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If you want to put a little emergency kit together I would sayJust resurrecting this thread.
For bulb types the handbook just says - "LED" for everything except the reversing lights and indicators (which are W16W 16W and WY16W 16W respectively) and internal etc.
So my questions:
Forgive my ignorance, but in the past I just bought a spare bulb and fuse kit and jobs a goodun - but I'm not sure now!
- Is it the same bulb for each LED? Is it one bulb to rule them all or is it a bit more complex than that?
- For the non LED's, I know these can be upgraded - is it the same fitting as the LED's or something else.
The perfect reply would be a link to example replacement bulbs for every bulb in the car. I know there has been separate threads on upgrading the non LED's etc, but if someone can put all the details in one place (here ?) or point me to where I should have found it in a previous thread, that would be FAB U LOUS!