LEDs - Sold

[MattorMatty]

I've got for sale a selection of LEDs, they have all been fitted into an Imp but have only had a maximum of 5 minutes of use. They all came from classiccarleds.co.uk I have included the titles and part numbers so you can look up the items.

2 off Brake Lights - RED STOP / TAIL LED BRAKE REAR LIGHT GLB380 P21/5W CLASSIC CAR NEGATIVE EARTH (Part Number: 12VSTC)

4 off Indicators - BRIGHT AMBER LED INDICATOR BULB BA15S GLB382 (Part Number: 12VINDSH)

2 off Sidelights - BA9S WARM WHITE 5 SMD LED MAP INTERIOR NUMBER PLATE GLB233 GLB989 (Part Number: 12VBA9WW_1)

3 off BA9S 233 989 GAUGE LIGHT LED - WARM WHITE (Part Number: 12VBA9SL)

1 off Flasher Unit - 12V 4X21W 3 TERMINAL INDICATOR FLASHER TURN RELAY ELECTRONIC (Part Number: CF14)



Sold

Matt

[philgsmith]

Hi Matt

Just sent you an email about these as we'd be interested.

Hope you are keeping ok in this pandemic.

Phil

[oli]

Hiya Matt, what made you decide not to use them? I'm curious. I have fitted LEDs for the interior lamp and for the dashboard (illumination only, not oil, volts or indicators etc), but have stuck with the standard filament type for the exterior.

[The Nun]

I know some are what they call directional in that you can only see a light when looking straight onto them and they don't show from the side so well and you really need them to show 360 degrees especially with rear lights and indicators, don't know if these type do.

[RoyBlunt]

Suzy has these particular types of LEDs fitted as side, indicator, and stop/tail lights. The angular spread of light from all of them is excellent - quite as good as the original incandescent bulbs. I checked that out by just fitting the LEDs to one side of the car and comparing the result to the other side before fitting the full set. In my opinion definitely an improvement - besides taking less current. The LED brake lights also light up a fraction of a second before the original incandescent bulbs do - thus slightly reducing the chance of being hit from behind.

Roy