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    Anybody know what bulb goes in the clock, as i ve never had one in mine, thought it was about"time" (sorry bad joke)
    thanks in advance.

    cheers Ian

  • #2
    not 100% but i think its a 501 bulb

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    • #3
      Thanks Tim, is that any paticular make or a halfords code?

      cheers Ian

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      • #4
        think you can still get them from fords but they come in 10's AFAIK

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        • #5
          Do you mean "clock" as in 9:35am or "clock" as in 6300rpm / 95mph?

          I'm pretty damned sure the timekeeping clock has a bayonet fit sidelight type bulb. The cable loom must have the bulb socket attached to it.

          The main instrument cluster 'clocks' have the 501's.

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          • #6
            Thanks for replys so far, yes i do mean mean clock as in time, it is a bayonet type fit that slides into the back of the clock, i ve tried the sidelight bulb, and its a fraction too big.

            cheers Ian

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            • #7
              this is most detail I can give you

              Lucas No: 281
              Osram no: 3898
              Philips no: 12829

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              • #8
                For anyone who wants heres a complete list of Auto Bulbs and their equivilants from all maunfacturers

                Hope this helps

                Cheers
                Brian

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                • #9
                  Thanks Brian, thats a great help.

                  cheers Ian

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                  • #10
                    That's amusing Brian! On my last trip to UK at Xmas I spent 4 days travelling the country trying to get the bulb for the boot compartment light with the right wattage. An absolute nightmare. I finally picked it up in an old musty shop specialising in motorbike electrics!

                    (on your list I think it's the Type 6 in 12V 1,5W. See what I mean?)

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