DRL Bulbs

[jmagee]

Yeah that's right.

[jmagee]

They're easy.

[bradleymarky]

A set of long nosed pliers will come in handy

[jmagee]

And a screwdriver

[exclusiv.]

just fitted mine today one behind fuse box is a bit tricky if you have big hands drivers side a doddle

[jmagee]

Thank God. Someone else who agrees that it's easy!

[jmagee]

There are plenty of LED ones but none are error free unfortunately.

[jmagee]

I'm using the polarg type ones and have no issues really. They are pretty bright at the right angle. I know of maybe two people that have used LEDs and wired extra resistors in to avoid the errors being shown.These are the bulbs most people are using



http://www.ebay.co.u...=item2c740b862a



and this is the result



day





Night

[Mo_miah]

Best thing to do is get some leds and wire up some load resistors. Brighter and whiter. Can even chose what colour temp you want to match your dip beams

[Mo_miah]

And also recommend peraccurate for all your led needs. High quality. Cheap prices. My led drls have had no problems. But they ship from taiwan so can take a week to arrive

[Mo_miah]

The sidelight/drls use a t20 580 7443 bulb instead of the t10 501. Its a dual filament bulb (two brightness settings)

[jmagee]

Ha ha.. they won't be error free or at least you'll be bloody lucky if they are. The ones I have in ZeRoCol has too. I have errors, he doesn't. Go figure!

[jmagee]

MackScania, on 18 December 2013 - 09:37 PM, said:
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Picture of the bulbs if it helps!



They're 501's not the DRL bulbs.

[jmagee]

Yes DRL and sidelights are the same bulb.



Number plate are 501's so try them in there

[jmagee]

No and my brother being one he'd happily point out the error of my ways. It's only really main beam that cause issues with the police I think