re tinted bulbs, if needed in the future.
That's interesting, it's either a typo or it's incorrectly assumed (by many of us) that they are 3w!
I'm the same as you then, still have the blue covers (although I'm unsure of the condition of them but think they're ok) and standard bulbs. There will be a time when the covers are deteriorated/discoloured, and the option I mentioned previously with the tinted standard bulbs is a very viable one.[/quote]
Blue plastic lenses in dashboard pod removal
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Re: Blue plastic lenses in dashboard pod removal
Mine says to use either 2W or 3W bulbs.Brooksy wrote:I've just noticed that in the Haynes manual, it mentions 2w bulbs for the panel illumination bulbs
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Re: Blue plastic lenses in dashboard pod removal
Pleased I opted for the "slightly" more powerful 3w.Andrew 2.8i wrote:Mine says to use either 2W or 3W bulbs.Brooksy wrote:I've just noticed that in the Haynes manual, it mentions 2w bulbs for the panel illumination bulbs
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Thanks Andrew.