SamThomas wrote:

The cynic in me gives me the opinion that it's more a case of the manufactures penny pinching.

£26 per pair delivered from Aliexpress:

https://rb.gy/alnmf0

p38arover wrote:

SamThomas wrote:

The cynic in me gives me the opinion that it's more a case of the manufactures penny pinching.

No, I suspect it’s more to do with aesthetics - how the car looks to an observer. They don’t call the lighting fittings “jewellery” without reason.

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" p38arover wrote:

SamThomas wrote:

The cynic in me gives me the opinion that it's more a case of the manufactures penny pinching.



No, I suspect it’s more to do with aesthetics - how the car looks to an observer. They don’t call the lighting fittings “jewellery” without reason.



Surely the aesthetics look odd with a red lamp one side & a clear the other >"

Agreed!

A pet hate of mine, should be a fog and a reversing light on each side. 2010 Range Rover TDV8 Baltic Blue Autobiography (2011 MY) - SOLD
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SamThomas wrote:

Surely the aesthetics look odd with a red lamp one side & a clear the other >

Can anyone who has fitted these please tell me what you did with the long wires from the new units? Did you manage to poke them into the new unit and then fit the original bulb holder back in?

Cheers.

You circle the wires into the light fitting ‐ quite simple to do. The old bulb holder then secures to the light unit to seal it.

Remember to move across the rubber seals from the old ones.

I have stock of the reversing lights and have written instructions with pictures.








Much improved night time visibility:


 2015 Range Rover Autobiography 4.4 SDV8

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garyRR wrote:

I have stock of the reversing lights.

Does this mean you are actually selling these?  The older I get, the more I realise that people confuse wrinkles for wisdom