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23rd December 2017, 15:52 | #1 |
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Under Bonnet Engine Bay Lighting
Here's a new service I now offer - Under bonnet engine bay lighting
Fantastic for anyone who may do some night/evening shows or meets. These also come in very handy if you just simply need to do something in the engine bay in the dark, they light up the engine bay really well These are wired to a switch fitted to the side of the battery box so they can be switched on or off This first installation was done for Keith (Keithst24) - another opportunity to show off his blinging engine bay Supplied and fitted £50 for 4 underbonnet LEDs, switch and associated wiring |
23rd December 2017, 17:56 | #2 |
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these look good Rick, have you considered a tilt switch? My old 740 had one fitted, which would have been a rather nice touch, had it worked lol. I have been considering one for my spare wheel well, as the lighting in the boot, is blocked when I lift the cover.
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23rd December 2017, 18:03 | #3 |
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Cheers mate What's a tilt switch? Never heard of one or seen one
spare wheel lighting would be an easy one, 2 hard backed LED strip lights on the underside of the boot floor wired to the boot light would sort that |
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I thought about doing this when i had my ZT - I think a Rover of old had one (800?).
I was planning on wiring it via the bonnet switch though, seemed like a massive faf adding another switch. Then I realised that the only reason I'd be under there in the dark was because it broke again, and it was a bit depressing to think it'd break so much that a light would be really worth it... |
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Cheers I'll have to take a look into it when I get time
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Can these be fitted where the bonnet insulation is still in place?
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4th January 2018, 14:35 | #9 |
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yes they can Cliff, the bottom two LEDs would just have to be fitted a little lower
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