Courtsey Light Bulb
Courtsey Light Bulb
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Wildfire

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9,948 posts

281 months

Wednesday 21st April 2010
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Can anyone tell me what type of bulb this is? Offhand, as I'd like to get a replacement, and won't be home until late tonight. I don't think it's the usual festoon type.

LordGrover

34,164 posts

241 months

Wednesday 21st April 2010
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Pretty sure it is. Car's at home so can't check but I seem to remember they're both the regular festoon johnny.

Wildfire

Original Poster:

9,948 posts

281 months

Wednesday 21st April 2010
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So a 38mm Festoon?

Murph7355

41,969 posts

285 months

Wednesday 21st April 2010
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The ones in mine (roof rail and footwell) were not festoons.

Can't recall the number, but they were more "normal" bulbs.

Englishman

2,253 posts

239 months

Wednesday 21st April 2010
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I expected a festoon type and bought on that assumption, but they are not. Took mine out went to the shop and bought one the same, but can't remember the number. Oh, also bought an LED version to give more light, but the polarity was wrong. Sometimes you just can't win!

Edited by Englishman on Wednesday 21st April 21:51

LordGrover

34,164 posts

241 months

Wednesday 21st April 2010
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My apologies - I stand corrected. redface

SP6 Animal

6,015 posts

239 months

Wednesday 21st April 2010
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It's not heavy tongue out

Barreti

6,689 posts

266 months

Wednesday 21st April 2010
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Just been and pulled the one out of my roof rail.

Its like a baby version of a single filament tail light bulb.

35mm long
15mm wide at the metal body

Written on my bulb is this. Make of it what you can....
TUNGSRAM12V5W2819[E1]20UR5WIII1PI

Murph7355

41,969 posts

285 months

Wednesday 21st April 2010
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Englishman said:
...but the polarity was wrong. ...
I think you might be able to switch this over by changing the connectors on the light itself...but them I'm world no1 or no2 at fqing up electrics, so may be best to leave with the incandescent bulb!