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timd29

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I've searched and found plenty on the wing mirror ones, but not much on the door ones. I have a calais v s1. Does anyone know if you can get to the door puddle lamps without pulling the trim off? Also does anyone know where I can get a replacement plastic cover thingy. Previous owner smashed the one on the rear door, no idea how.
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The door Puddle Lights clip into the bottom of the door trim,
The terminals are usually on the back end [door latch end] of the light,
Which means you can pry them out at the front end [door hinge end] of the fitting.
Unless the previous owner has put them in back to front.
I think they are the 35/36mm, 12 Volt, 5 watt festoon filament bulbs.

Dont think of putting LED's in them,
because you will be replacing them in 3 months time,
because they will stop working, some of the single LED's will fail, and some of the LED's will flash.
Right pain in the _____ LED Lights/Globes.
 
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The door Puddle Lights clip into the bottom of the door trim,
The terminals are usually on the back end [door latch end] of the light,
Which means you can pry them out at the front end [hinge end] of the fitting.
Unless the previous owner has put them in back to front.
I think they are the 35/36mm, 12 Volt, 5 watt festoon filament bulbs.

Dont think of putting LED's in them,
because you will be replacing them in 3 months time,
because they will stop working, some of the single LED's will fail, and some of the LED's will flash.
Right pain in the _____ LED Lights/Globes.

Awesome thank you! No led's just need new globe in one, and replace the damaged globe/cover on my rear door.
I'm trying to keep this car stock
 

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It you need the replacement Covers, go to the wreckers,
will be heaps cheaper.
 
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Also in the bottom of the mirrors.
 

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We replaced ours with LEDs. Much brighter and nicer looking.
 

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I`d love to see pics please:D
 

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I`d love to see pics please:D

Sorry, it's not much of a pic. The puddle lamps in the doors are just the factory globes.
2019-09-17 19.57.20.jpg
 
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