Rear Bulbs

[Dyscontinued]

I'm so confused, my tip, do not try changing bulbs when drunk.

I had all my lights working except the rear right brake light.

Now I have only the rear left light.

So, which bulbs go where?

Where do the double filament bulbs go and where do the single filaments go?

When the lights are on, should they all be lit and the brakes get brighter when braking? Or should the brake lights be off until braking then get brighter?

So confused please help lol

 

[Leigh15]

The dual filament bulbs are for tail lights and brake lights - they should be on when lights are on and then get brighter when you brake.

The indicators, fog light and reversing light are single filament

 

[rhumber]

Also have a look at the Powerbulbs website, they show the correct type bulbs for your car.

Click on the bulb picture and you can see how the bulb looks too, very good site that.

 

[Dyscontinued]

hehe I know it's a stupid question! Or lots of stupid questions even!

So, the bulbs in the actual body of the car should be dual filament, and the bulbs in the boot should be single filament.

And obviously the indicators are yellow... (see not that dumb lol).

 

[rhumber]

hehe I know it's a stupid question! Or lots of stupid questions even!

So, the bulbs in the actual body of the car should be dual filament, and the bulbs in the boot should be single filament.

And obviously the indicators are yellow... (see not that dumb lol).

see post #2 for your answers!

Isn't the 'boot' part of the 'body of the car'?

 

[Dyscontinued]

When I say 'body' and 'boot' I mean there are some in the actual boot lid, and some in the rear wings.