PIAA spots knackered
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PIAA spots knackered
My RB5 spot/fog lamps are well past their best and need replacing.
I want a cheap alternative as I don't use them.
Any ideas on what will fit and where to buy.
Thanks
I want a cheap alternative as I don't use them.
Any ideas on what will fit and where to buy.
Thanks
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I got new ones from Scoobyworld for £250 but i didnt mind paying that coz i wanted them for the good light they produce. If u dont use them why not put the covers on and just leave them?
Like Alcazar says, u can get replacement lenses and all the bits in fact, try here for more info:
PIAA 80XT LAMPS
Kevin
Like Alcazar says, u can get replacement lenses and all the bits in fact, try here for more info:
PIAA 80XT LAMPS
Kevin
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Sounds daft I know.......just put the covers back on.
First off I noticed that the o/s lamp wasn't working so I began to investigate
Looking through the glass I could see lots of corrosion on the reflective material inside. Also the brackets that hold the lamp on were just a pile of rust and looked awful, so i just had to take the things off.
When I eventually got them off (snapped bolts etc) the lense came away from the body and wasn't sealed properly(which explains the corrosion)
So, I have 2x buggered lamps and very very rusty brackets.(makes me think I shouild have just left them alone now )
I could do with some cheap alternatives to just sit in their place.
First off I noticed that the o/s lamp wasn't working so I began to investigate
Looking through the glass I could see lots of corrosion on the reflective material inside. Also the brackets that hold the lamp on were just a pile of rust and looked awful, so i just had to take the things off.
When I eventually got them off (snapped bolts etc) the lense came away from the body and wasn't sealed properly(which explains the corrosion)
So, I have 2x buggered lamps and very very rusty brackets.(makes me think I shouild have just left them alone now )
I could do with some cheap alternatives to just sit in their place.
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Collecting condensation and moisture in the lamps has always been a problem for me on two cars I have that run these. I had the backplates powder coated and regularly apply a squirt of WD40 type material. New lenses are not a lot of money and I got replacements from DR Motorsport but I guess any dealer like RCMS could supply these.
remenber to state driving lamp lensess or spot lenses.
remenber to state driving lamp lensess or spot lenses.
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Sounds daft I know.......just put the covers back on.
....the brackets that hold the lamp on were just a pile of rust and looked awful, so i just had to take the things off.
When I eventually got them off (snapped bolts etc) the lense came away from the body and wasn't sealed properly(which explains the corrosion)
....the brackets that hold the lamp on were just a pile of rust and looked awful, so i just had to take the things off.
When I eventually got them off (snapped bolts etc) the lense came away from the body and wasn't sealed properly(which explains the corrosion)
I would say they all go the same though coz two months later and i notice the new ones are steaming up already which means water is getting in ....i may investigate!!
Kevin
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Demon Tweeks About £44 each + VAT & delivery .... 83 series lens unit search under PIAA
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P.S. just check overall diameter before ordering...
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P.S. just check overall diameter before ordering...
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