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I just changed the light bulb in my BJ7 for an LED one the result is so bright that you can't fail to notice it
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Rob Glasgow
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Bob, where did you buy it and do you have a part number. I see there are a number of E10 base LED lights available.
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It was so long ago, but we have an outfit over on this side of the pond called Vehicle Wiring Products and I may have obtained the bulbs from them or another stores called Halfords. I also bought a bulb holder with spade connectors. I could not get a size to fit into the plastic tube so packed it out with a few turns of electrical tape. Not the best but when needs must...............
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