View Full Version : Where to get light bulb for head lights and tail lights?
Krossceeper
23-11-2007, 09:56 AM
Hey guys, my right headlight and right break light have suddenly stopped working. I think i can work out how to change it over myself, unless someone advises me against it? However im wondering where do i get the bulbs from?
Location: Central Coast NSW Terrigal.
harlequin
23-11-2007, 09:59 AM
hey man,
Just find your local autobarn/supercheap and buy them from there. They offer everything from the standard globes to the "white" ones
ts3.0
23-11-2007, 10:04 AM
if its both front and back at the same time it may not be as simple as blown bulbs, could be a short somewhere, although it may just be coinsidence
Krossceeper
23-11-2007, 11:10 AM
They diddnt go at the same time tho, the front head light isnt completely out either its just very dim. The back break light went out maybe a week after the front headlight started to dim out.
Went to Kmart Tyre and Auto. They want $38.50 to replace them. Something tells me it shouldn't be this expensive?
RoGuE_StreaK
23-11-2007, 11:49 AM
Woolies/Coles should also have the rear lights, and possibly standard headlight bulbs.
It's a bit hard to tell what you mean by the front lights; Could be that low-beam has blown, so just your parker light is showing? Have you tried turning on high-beam to see if that works?
A pair of half-decent replacement headlight bulbs should be between maybe $20 and $30, depending on what you get. You can get reasonable "white" bulbs for under $30.
Just take the bulb out, take it to your local car supplies place, and compare it to the ones on the shelf.
Stock-standard yellowish headlight bulbs could be as little as $10 for the pair.
As stated, could be more complicated than blown bulbs.
mrdaovy
23-11-2007, 01:23 PM
Last time i checked repco had some good ones.. i think they sell single bulb pack too
Magnette
25-11-2007, 08:53 AM
even at the least, i'd go for goodname headlight bulbs... bought Osrams for $8ea for TH
change both if yours are pretty old, they dim a lot with age
not hard job, just need tools to move the washer reservoir. i did mine in a restaurant carpark
whilst waiting for our friends to turnup for lunch, 10min job if you know what you have to do
taillight bulbs... the $2 AUSTA ones from Coles or KMart work fine.
They last as long as the $5 german ones i tried once.
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