Sunvisor LEDS

[OLIVER]

Hi I've bought some white LED's to replace the original yellow bulbs
When I've come to fit them they don't work think the fuse has gone as the originals won't work aswell now
Any recommendations

[Gazski66]

Replace the fuse

[OLIVER]

Which fuse
I know it's the fuse box in glove box
But don't know which one

[Gazski66]

Have you got a manual?

[OLIVER]

Yeah but can see it on it
Don't know what the peoper name for it is

[Gazski66]

What bulbs were you trying to replace?

[Gazski66]

Sorry should have read your post better, try fuse F7 for interior lights

[OLIVER]

Ok thanks haha

[Gazski66]

Your welcome

[OLIVER]

Na it's cant be f7 as the interior light still work when I pull it out is says in the manual that f7 is the courtesy light

[Gazski66]

Na it's cant be f7 as the interior light still work when I pull it out is says in the manual that f7 is the courtesy light

Just check all the fuses and see if one has blown

[Toxic]

if the bulbs are the festoon type, try turning them around. LED bulbs only work one way though the connections maybe identical on each end. just swap the bulb around and try again. it should work.

[Dangerousfish]

Could be the bulbs that have caused the fuse to blow, did you check the power output of the new ones and compare them with the current bulbs? Any difference?

If so, you may need to look at getting a stronger fuse.

[Toxic]

Power output of LEDs are far lower than normal filament bulbs - I cant see LEDs blowing a fuse, unless the the LEDs are not fit for purpose.

As I said earlier the LEDs need to be fitted one way only for them to work.

I actually just fitted two LEDs for my Number plate light (W5W) and had to swap the bulbs around to get it working. (50/50 wether you gte lucky or not)

I then upgraded my Sun Visor ones this morning (4 x LED festoon 29mm) I was lucky with 3 of them and the last one did not work, turning the bulb 180 and putting it back in made it work.