Can anyone help. I am looking to change my Cibies for some better Driving lights. I will eventually find some fogs to fit in the bottom bit, but I wondered if anyone lectric minded and legal wise could have a look at this listing.
Any help would be appreciated muchly....
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What about these lights to replace Cibies. Any Good?
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What about these lights to replace Cibies. Any Good?
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Oh they look rather good C&A. Have you got a wiring loom in place already (guess you have). I wonder how the 2-stage angel eye wiring could be integrated with the existing wiring loom? RoosterUK's the man to advise on that.
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what about these lights to replace cibbies
Chell&Ady these are the exact ones i have brought to replace mine but i went for the 24v ones and just a matter of changing the bulbs to 12v as the angel eyes still work on 12v (as tested by bdc and others at dbo's one night
i figured that if i went for the 24v ones they shouldnt rust so easy as they are made for lorries but when i get a chance to have them fitted i will let you know
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i figured that if i went for the 24v ones they shouldnt rust so easy as they are made for lorries but when i get a chance to have them fitted i will let you know
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Thanks for that Boys.. My Cibies are wired as Fogs and as I read somewhere I see that they are illegal height, whoops. I just didn't want to waste my pennies on something I couldn't legally use. No seriously appreciate that boys.
I'd be interested to see what they look like fitted. Roll on next pay day. Hair cut can wait. Let it grow.... lol
I'd be interested to see what they look like fitted. Roll on next pay day. Hair cut can wait. Let it grow.... lol
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I've got a similar set on our Bongo. Pretty easy to wire up: three connections: earth, +ve for main bulb & +ve for led ring lights. The main bulb is fed by a relay connected to the main beam wire at the back of the headlamp. The leds are fed from the rear of the side lights via a 1Amp fuse.
Haven't got any pictures to hand showing them in action.
Haven't got any pictures to hand showing them in action.
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I just hope I don't bang the price up now, Whoops.
Brilliant info re wiring. Thank you. I shall show Mr A when he's home in the morning.
Brilliant info re wiring. Thank you. I shall show Mr A when he's home in the morning.
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