LED rear lights
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Yes, I have.
BUT - have since removed them because the offset pins seem to be too 'short' to pick up the slots in the lamp holder, and would thus vibrate out.
In discussing this with supplier, I was advised that the metal bases are mass produced and the pins resistance welded to the base prior to assembly. The action of the machine resistance welding tends to 'dimple' the area around the pins...causing them to be slightly shorter. Why this isn't the same for incandescent lamps, which fit fine, I can't understand.
I've posted this on a ChimpOnGas thread, and had a few alternative suppliers suggested.
Nick
BUT - have since removed them because the offset pins seem to be too 'short' to pick up the slots in the lamp holder, and would thus vibrate out.
In discussing this with supplier, I was advised that the metal bases are mass produced and the pins resistance welded to the base prior to assembly. The action of the machine resistance welding tends to 'dimple' the area around the pins...causing them to be slightly shorter. Why this isn't the same for incandescent lamps, which fit fine, I can't understand.
I've posted this on a ChimpOnGas thread, and had a few alternative suppliers suggested.
Nick
nawarne said:
Yes, I have.
BUT - have since removed them because the offset pins seem to be too 'short' to pick up the slots in the lamp holder, and would thus vibrate out.
In discussing this with supplier, I was advised that the metal bases are mass produced and the pins resistance welded to the base prior to assembly. The action of the machine resistance welding tends to 'dimple' the area around the pins...causing them to be slightly shorter. Why this isn't the same for incandescent lamps, which fit fine, I can't understand.
I've posted this on a ChimpOnGas thread, and had a few alternative suppliers suggested.
Nick
Thanks Nick. I’ve ordered some Auxito bulbs off fleabay. BUT - have since removed them because the offset pins seem to be too 'short' to pick up the slots in the lamp holder, and would thus vibrate out.
In discussing this with supplier, I was advised that the metal bases are mass produced and the pins resistance welded to the base prior to assembly. The action of the machine resistance welding tends to 'dimple' the area around the pins...causing them to be slightly shorter. Why this isn't the same for incandescent lamps, which fit fine, I can't understand.
I've posted this on a ChimpOnGas thread, and had a few alternative suppliers suggested.
Nick
I got these in the end.
Reverse and fog lights.
https://rover.ebay.com/rover/0/0/0?mpre=https%3A%2...
Stop/tail lights
NATGIC 1157 BAY15D 2057 2357 7528... https://www.amazon.co.uk/dp/B078XP1DKG?ref=ppx_pop...
Both types are straight swops for the original bulbs and are MUCH brighter.
Reverse and fog lights.
https://rover.ebay.com/rover/0/0/0?mpre=https%3A%2...
Stop/tail lights
NATGIC 1157 BAY15D 2057 2357 7528... https://www.amazon.co.uk/dp/B078XP1DKG?ref=ppx_pop...
Both types are straight swops for the original bulbs and are MUCH brighter.
Bit of an update!
I also ordered the combined stop/tail lights from Auxito (US company - parts from China)
Arrived after about 7 working days. Shipped from China through Hong Kong to UK - courier to Southampton.
Fitted in the afternoon.....and very pleased. Perfect 'fit' in lamp holder, noticeable improvement in brightness and very happy….All for $19.99 - £14.70.
Nick
I also ordered the combined stop/tail lights from Auxito (US company - parts from China)
Arrived after about 7 working days. Shipped from China through Hong Kong to UK - courier to Southampton.
Fitted in the afternoon.....and very pleased. Perfect 'fit' in lamp holder, noticeable improvement in brightness and very happy….All for $19.99 - £14.70.
Nick
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