Rear Number Plate Lights

[viperroom_112]

Hey Guys , once again I am stuck ...

Well one of my number plate lights went out last week , so I changed it ! When I changed them I used some blue LED lights whixh work really well , but it appears that both bulbs are slanted to the drivers side .

Is this normal ? As i thought one bulb faced the drivers side and one faced the passenger side ? ?

Hope you understand what I am saying ? ?

Thanks DM

[viperroom_112]

please help :(

[Bee]

Life will be less complicated if you stick to the manufacturer's recommendation: 5 Watts D type (i.e. push fit) bulb. :)

Now, the socket being a push fit contact, can you not rotate the blue (!) LCD in its socket to direct the beam onto the centre of number plate correctly?

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Bee.

[DaveSR]

Life will be less complicated if you stick to the manufacturer's recommendation: 5 Watts D type (i.e. push fit) bulb.  :)

Now, the socket being a push fit contact, can you not rotate the blue (!) LCD in its socket to direct the beam onto the centre of number plate correctly? 

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Bee.

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As above -

Make sure you have put the unit back in properly and that your not standing on a slanting surface ..... however im sure the light should still cover the plate

*post a pic?

But im sure they wont be in long - until Mr Plod spots you (unless you have different laws up there ?)

[viperroom_112]

I no , but dont worry I will set about changing them to 5w stock this afternoon .

I have purchased some new boring bulbs ;)