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Car Forum / Peugeot Cars / February 2008205 dashboard bulbs
Hi all, I have a couple of bulbs out in my dashboard (including the one illuminating the right-side of the dash - petrol gauge and the naughty region of speedo..) I plan to replace all the bulbs I can get to whilst I have the dash apart with suitable white LED equivalents, and hopefully preclude any more going pop. My question is; does anybody know what type of bulb fitment Peugeot used on the 205 dash? It would be great if someone could save me from having to take the dash apart to find out and then AGAIN to fit the new ones! TIA, Albert >Hi all, > [quoted text clipped - 12 lines] >TIA, >Albert They're small capless type 286. Somtimes the larger type 501 is fitted for warning lights eg battery charge >> Hi all, >> [quoted text clipped - 14 lines] > They're small capless type 286. Somtimes the larger type 501 is fitted > for warning lights eg battery charge Excellent. I'll get some ordered. Ta muchly. Hi, > They're small capless type 286. Somtimes the larger type 501 is fitted > for warning lights eg battery charge I agree, I had to replace one (right side of the clocks burnt), it's a plain shame to remove the covers to access these 4 bulbs. I hope the new ones will last as long as the previous ones (14 years ain't that bad :-) ). Regards, -- G.T Thats got to be a record, for this day and age. Hi, > Thats got to be a record, for this day and age. Honnestly, no. Bulbs burning (I mean, dashboard bulbs) seems to be a pretty "recent" disease, as for example my parents' 405 (built 04/88), with almost 20 years on its wheels, has not burnt any. True it only has 110,000 miles on the clock (and the car being them since 04/1989 we are certain it's the right mileage). Regards, -- G.T Not used in the dark then? Hi, > Not used in the dark then? I swear yes, say 50% of time or so, as is my 205 (including the tunnel pass-through and other visibility issues where you have to put lights on). Regards, -- G.T |
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