Non Westfield - Bulb help

[NickBW]

Hi all

I have a failed bulb for a car which has failed

 

It's a 12v led bulb but I don't know the fitting. 

Is anyone able since I am struggling with finding a match

 

Thanks

Nick

 

[CraigHew]

Looks like a single contact (the point on the bottom) cluster bulb.

 

Make sure the pins (on the side of the base) match yours, you can get offset pairs, parallel pairs and singles Your photo just shows one ?

[Dave Eastwood (Gadgetman) - Club Chairman]

Might also help to know what it came out of. Whilst it's , (obviously) an led lamp, it looks like an led replacement for a regular tungsten lamp, so should have a standard type/part number available.

 

It might just be a case of working backwards from what the original lamp was, to find out what the generic led replacement is.

 

As always, the more info the better!

[pistonbroke]

Looks like one of these 

 

https://www.autoelectricsupplies.co.uk/product/703/category/119

[NickBW]

1 hour ago, CraigHew said:

Looks like a single contact (the point on the bottom) cluster bulb.

 

Make sure the pins (on the side of the base) match yours, you can get offset pairs, parallel pairs and singles Your photo just shows one ?

Thanks. It has 2 of the raised points.  One opposite the other. 

[NickBW]

52 minutes ago, Dave Eastwood (Gadgetman) - Club Secretary said:

Might also help to know what it came out of. Whilst it's , (obviously) an led lamp, it looks like an led replacement for a regular tungsten lamp, so should have a standard type/part number available.

 

It might just be a case of working backwards from what the original lamp was, to find out what the generic led replacement is.

 

As always, the more info the better!

A photo won't help. 

 

It's this.  It came from one of the headlights. Electrics are from genuine car parts which is why I thought it should be an easy match. 

 

[NickBW]

10 minutes ago, pistonbroke said:

Looks like one of these 

 

https://www.autoelectricsupplies.co.uk/product/703/category/119

That looks exactly what I want but in white, not red. Will keep googling. Thanks for the help all

[corsechris]

At least you won't have to worry about it being CAN bus compliant

 

Actually, try to make sure it doesn't include a ballast/load resistor if you can, it would waste power for no benefit.

[SootySport]

On 26/12/2019 at 13:13, NickBW said:

That looks exactly what I want but in white, not red. Will keep googling. Thanks for the help all

There’s a white bulb on pistonbrokes link further down the page.  Measure the old bulb and compare.