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What bulbs does a Phase 1 DT use in the clocks/dials?
One side of my dials is illuminated, but the right hand side (with the fuel gauge etc) is not, so I need some more bulbs.
Can these be sourced from eBay or is this a Peugeot dealer jobby?
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21-01-2013, 07:42 PM
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You can get them from ebay mate look in the guides section for srowells guide on changing the dials the bulb type is in there
Edit : http://306oc.co.uk/forum/thread-9781.html
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Good luck! I would suggest selling the car and buying one with bulbs that work, itll be easier than changing them....
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Lol, even I can do it Chris.....how can you fail changing clocks bulbs!?
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I used LEDS and I just couldnt get some of them to work. I spent many hours in a hot car turning them fractionally.
Unplug dash, dash out, turn LED a fraction, dash in, plug in, light on, nothing, GRRRR, unplug dash, repeat
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Oh, LEDs are shit, stick with bulbs.
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Where were you 9 months ago Tom
As said, I found selling my new 306 and going back to my saab easier than changing the bulb!
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yep check for my guide. And they are type T5 but the fat screw ones not the long ones.
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Cheers for all the replies.
Do these seem like the ones:
http://www.m-99.co.uk/Car_Neon_LED_Light...bulbs.html
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(21-01-2013, 07:54 PM)cpikey316_ Wrote: I used LEDS and I just couldnt get some of them to work. I spent many hours in a hot car turning them fractionally.
Unplug dash, dash out, turn LED a fraction, dash in, plug in, light on, nothing, GRRRR, unplug dash, repeat
They have to be right way.
They're +/-
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Cheers Matt, but they look like the long, thin versions which S Rowell said were the wrong ones?
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(21-01-2013, 09:10 PM)Ash J Wrote: Cheers Matt, but they look like the long, thin versions which S Rowell said were the wrong ones?
they look like the one's i put in mine tbh mate . .
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i know that kentiboii. theyd work in one hole but not another. then after 2 hpurs of fiddling, i got them going
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(21-01-2013, 08:48 PM)Ash J Wrote: Cheers for all the replies.
Do these seem like the ones:
http://www.m-99.co.uk/Car_Neon_LED_Light...bulbs.html yes those are the ones!
(21-01-2013, 08:54 PM)Mattcheese31 Wrote: the bulbs are these 286 type ones . .
http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/10-x-Red-T-5-2...3a736567b9 I wouldnt get these. They are the little glass bulb that goes in the older. You may have been able to replace the bulbs in the holders on yours but I have never been able to get the bulbs out of the holders on mine! Many a time have I smashed them so tbh I would just spend the extra pennies on ones with holders!
(21-01-2013, 09:10 PM)Ash J Wrote: Cheers Matt, but they look like the long, thin versions which S Rowell said were the wrong ones? Yeh I wouldnt recommend them! See above.
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well i changed mine for those about 3 years ago and they're all still working fine . .:p . . . .i recommend a hearty dose of MTFU limpwrist . . .
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Not limpwristed! With my bulbs which I believe to be standard you cant take the bulbs out of the holders. Maybe im wrong and its only the clock bulbs you cant remove from the holders but im pretty certain!
Also check my guide. because the dial sheet is coloured some colour bulbs wont come through properly!
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(21-01-2013, 09:53 PM)SRowell Wrote: Not limpwristed! With my bulbs which I believe to be standard you cant take the bulbs out of the holders. Maybe im wrong and its only the clock bulbs you cant remove from the holders but im pretty certain!
Also check my guide. because the dial sheet is coloured some colour bulbs wont come through properly!
i've been there got the t-shirt blah blah blah . .i don't need to read no guide fool! . . . . . .and i've got news for you, you are limp wristed . . .
red works really well . . .
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I might go with the holder ones just to be safe, seeing as the link I supplied gives me the option of coloured ones anyway.
I like the idea of blue to match my car, but I'm guessing the colour won't come through very well? How about white?
Matt have you got any pics of your red dials so I can get an idea?
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(21-01-2013, 10:16 PM)Ash J Wrote: I might go with the holder ones just to be safe, seeing as the link I supplied gives me the option of coloured ones anyway.
I like the idea of blue to match my car, but I'm guessing the colour won't come through very well? How about white?
Matt have you got any pics of your red dials so I can get an idea?
Thanks guys yeah i'll dig em out . .
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I have loads of dials I can pull some bulbs out of and a few spares if you are struggling drop me a pm
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(21-01-2013, 09:56 PM)Mattcheese31 Wrote: i've been there got the t-shirt blah blah blah . .i don't need to read no guide fool! . . . . . .and i've got news for you, you are limp wristed . . .
Sorry bro I meant Ash should check the guide!
(21-01-2013, 10:16 PM)Ash J Wrote: I might go with the holder ones just to be safe, seeing as the link I supplied gives me the option of coloured ones anyway.
I like the idea of blue to match my car, but I'm guessing the colour won't come through very well? How about white?
Thanks guys
White will just be the same as normal bulbs because the white light will come out orange or red because of the filter in the dial sheet. Blue will go through the orange and blue+orange = green! There is a way of removing the dial dye but i have no idea about that!
Red should work fine though
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haha i'm just dicking around fella . . they do come out though . .
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