Had all the stuff laying around so went ahead and put it on. Didn't think it was working. Only putting out 12.17 volts. But from what I've researched that's correct for no load. Anyhow I have a 12 volt blower motor on the heater so fired that up .14.3 volts. Woo hoo I'm charging. So I've searched but have not had much luck finding replacement bulb numbers for 12 volt. Anyone have these numbers. I do have double bulbs in the rear. One for brakes another for markers. So need two different candle power. Thanks
1156 bulbs are 28W. If you need single contact bulbs that aren't as bright, 1003 bulbs (same socket) are 12W.
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FYI replacement bulb numbers for 12 volt Instrument bulbs #1895N Parking lights #67 Dome light #1141 Headlight H6024 If you have the double socket bulbs I ordered a 1155 led from Amazon for the brake light. They are smaller like the #67 I will add picture of brake light bulb
