Thread: D2 Clock Globe?

I think this is a special, either a dealer of aftermarket Land Rover parts supplier, anywhere between $5 and $15 - probably closer to $15.

I have also heard of a LED replacement - someone else may be able to shed some light on this (pardon the pun)

Erich

Search is your friend.

It's been discussed a couple of times recently.

http://www.aulro.com/afvb/technical-...sh-switch.html

http://www.aulro.com/afvb/discovery/...ock-light.html

Land Rover Owner :: View topic - How to: Remove clock (pics incl)

The bulb part no. is YAW100030 and it's cheap. It can be bought from auto parts shops - there is a Narva equivalent. You might be luckier and have the holder with the replaceable 1.2 watt bulb which can be bought at any auto parts shop.

go away Ron!!!

I havent caught up yet!!!

Originally Posted by p38arover

Search is your friend.

It's been discussed a couple of times recently.

Clock light and Push switch

http://www.aulro.com/afvb/discovery/...ock-light.html

Land Rover Owner :: View topic - How to: Remove clock (pics incl)

The bulb part no. is YAW100030 and it's cheap. It can be bought from auto parts shops - there is a Narva equivalent. You might be luckier and have the holder with the replaceable 1.2 watt bulb which can be bought at any auto parts shop.

I did search & read those threads, but they didn't mention the type of globe or a part number.

The bulb and holder is a common Euro item. I used some from my Rangie spares in my daughter's Peugeot.

The D2 clock is easy to remove so remove the bulb and holder and then check if it has the bog standard common as muck 1.2 watt 12 volt wedge base bulb available even at my local Woolies servo or if the bulb is the same one but welded in. You can actually removed the welded-in bulb (you may break it so don't cut your fingers) and fit the standard bulb.