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just a heads up for old school drivers here,Had ocassion to change the rear tail/stop lamp.i noticed it was out while checking my trailer lights,so without checking just stopped at the local garage and bough a 21/5 watt offset pin bulb.Got home and discovered all the rear lights are wedge based.So back the the garage to swap .For the record there are 4 "terminals" on the base of the brake/tail wedge in the form of four wire loops.You should have continuity between diagonally opposite loops.i had neither,the new one did,and hey presto let there be light and there was light.i got a spare too!
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2009 NT GLS(NZ) diesel LWB auto
BFG AT,Rhino Rack Vortex Bars,Foxwing Eco Awning,BUSHSKINZ I/C, sump guards and steps
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LOL yep old school. Tail lights for modern cars have been the T20 wedge type for a while now.Originally posted by KiwiNTPajero View Post -
well the last two cars i have had were...1990 bmw 535 had it for years changed most of the bulbs over the years.Always replaced in pairs..Originally posted by vladguan View Post
2005 BMW 120d,had it for about 3 years 80 k never had to change a bulb,so ignorance is bliss!2009 NT GLS(NZ) diesel LWB auto
BFG AT,Rhino Rack Vortex Bars,Foxwing Eco Awning,BUSHSKINZ I/C, sump guards and steps
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