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Re: lamp replacement with LED?
Dave Plowman (News)
22 Aug 2008 18:10
In article <72abbcaf-f30d-4a53-9860-75c856ac1923@8g2000hse.googlegroups.com>,
> I have 1999 323i, with regular bulb-lamps for its lights (headlights, > signal, tail lights). I know there is an option to replace the [quoted text clipped - 3 lines] > is bright enough to use for headlights, but I think it can be used for > signal lights and taillights as new cars used these days.
The lights on new cars are specially designed for LEDs. These so called replacement LEDs for cars your age simply don't work as well as tungsten. Try and find one which is 'E' marked as an allowable replacement.
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22 Aug 2008 16:08
Hello BMW owners,
I have 1999 323i, with regular bulb-lamps for its lights (headlights, signal, tail lights). I know there is an option to replace the headlight with halogen -- but I was wondering, I see that there are LED lights to replace regular bulbs for flash lights and some lamps for home. Is there any similar products for cars? I don't think LED is bright enough to use for headlights, but I think it can be used for signal lights and taillights as new cars used these days.
The replacement LED lights I mentioned for home lights have the same screw for the socket but just with LEDs. So new LED lights can be used without buying whole new one. I was hoping to find similar products for tail/signal lights for my car.