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Old Feb 25th, 2020, 20:54   #1
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Hi all
Tonight the off side dipped beam started flickering and the dipped warning bulb out . Switched the car off and back on again and alls well . I take it that it could be on it's way out .
This is the bulb I have .
Any recommendations please .
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Yes it is on the way out. Flickering is the first symptom. Just replace with the same bulb (preferably the pair). Keep the other old bulb as a spare for emergencies.
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www.powerbulbs.com - good for branded lamps at keen prices and recommended frequently on this site.

Also based in Wakefield by chance....
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dont buy cheap non branded ones they dont last
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I’d also check out Amazon warehouse as I have found branded ones in damaged boxes for £25 in the past. Definitely get the branded ones.
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