[gazmidas]

Hello,

Nice simple question:

Where can you get orange bulbs to use with clear indicators?

I had a quick look in Halfrawds and could only see the clear version, or orange bulbs with offset locating pins....

Can someone help??

Gareth

 

[jonnygardener]

You want the chrome ones that flash orange, they are on eBay.

 

[MR OX]

I had this problem with my fronts. Save yourself a few quid & instead of getting the bulbs with the ofset pins go down your local scrap yard & get the bulb holders & bulbs form a Ford galaxy / Vw sharan / Seat alhambra. Just the same as t4 ones but take the normal orange bulbs T:

 

[flat4fanatic]

Any decent motorfactors should do them.

 

[Winchweight]

Got mine on eBay, chrome that flash orange.

 

[gazmidas]

Ebay done!

Thanks for the responses.

Gareth

 

[JefeDeMaquinas]

I belive that OSRAM do them and name(d) them RAINBOW but I have also seen them named CHROMED
Tey are an absolute must if having clear or white indicator lenses

 

[philandmef]

in my opinion i have run both and you cant see the indicator as clear with even the best chrome bulb orange ones are better clearer signals on round abouts nice bright orange flash! T: upto you mate I:

 

[philandmef]

in my opinion i have run both and you cant see the indicator as clear with even the best chrome bulb orange ones are better clearer signals on round abouts nice bright orange flash! T: upto you mate I:

i have always had chrome bulbs come up with advisorys on mot's as they always flash pinky or duller

 

[Aurora]

How about clear LED clusters/SMD LED's, that go in a normal bulb holder that flash orange?, proper ones will have a shunt resistor to represent load so they work with flasher relays and also don't throw up a fault lamp.

 

[nudge]

http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/2X-36-LED...arts_Vehicles_CarParts_SM&hash=item519c5cc29e