2pcs T10 57led 3014 Smd Dome Reading Light Canbus Error Car Auto Wedge Lights on 2040-parts.com
郑州市, 河南省, China
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1) Includes 2pcs T10 57-SMD 3014 Led bulbs, 2) 2pcs 57-chip 3014 High Power SMD LEDs; 3) Free Canbus, Direct replacement for all T10 Wedge Type W5W, 147, 152, 158, 159, 161, 168, 184, 192, 193, 194 ect; 4) Please flip the bulb horizontally if it does not light up to match the + and - polarity. 5) Please note: These light bulbs are slightly wider than original stock bulbs, please make sure your car's housing having enough room to fit them in. Please refer to Product Features for size reference 6) Please note: Some newer models of european cars or cars with canbus system may need to purchase the Canbus Error Free bulbs to bypass the on dash error message. Please research before making purchase          
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