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Cal
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Number Plate Light

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Does anyone know how many watts the globes are in the rear number plate lights?

Mine for some reason is missing the lights that sit in the over riders , so the ex owner hooked up some dodgy light thing below the number plate......Anyway, the bulb has blown (5w). I can't find a similar bulb anywhere that's under 10w.

I don't want to put a 10w in and end up frying something.

It does look like its running off the original wiring from inside the boot :?
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Hi Cal
I had a similar problem whet a spoke to auto elec and was told by law it has to be 10 watt or better I am trying to work a no plate light useing led's THIS INFO IS FOR N.S.W.
BILLY :arrow:
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Post by Cal »

Thanks Billy, I didn't know about that 10w rule.

I think I'll just stick a 10w bulb in and hope for the best :?
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