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Next one to use the c word wins £5!


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How do I collect? Paypal?


I meant on scrabble. Start a game on bookface and then we'll see.

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Tue Nov 16, 2010 5:07 pm
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Got my A4 and one of the bulbs went on the way home.....

At least I can nip down to halfrauds tomorrow and get one and fit it when I get home from work as it looks like a bit of a job

Might even look at the Xenon style bulbs actually as the standard ones seem quite weedy

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Tue Nov 16, 2010 9:29 pm
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I woudnt use halfords, I worked for those idiots and they overprice on everything, id suggest part co instead, funnily thats where halfords get their parts etc and sell for a ripoffprice

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http://www.powerbulbs.com/

Osram Nightbreakers, or Philips X-treme Power.

Far better than standard and inexpensive.


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I woudnt use halfords, I worked for those idiots and they overprice on everything, id suggest part co instead, funnily thats where halfords get their parts etc and sell for a ripoffprice


They don't overprice on Haynes manuals.... and it's a PITA to get a Haynes manual under RRP in general

That and if they sell me bulbs that should fit and dont... I can take them straight back for a refund

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http://www.powerbulbs.com/

Osram Nightbreakers, or Philips X-treme Power.

Far better than standard and inexpensive.

The Philips are £50 for my car :shock:

Neither site can tell me whether I need H4 or H7 bulbs either :(

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Just had a Masonic Lodge in for a function at work. They were installing a new lodge leader or something. All quite amusing. The wives went off to dine seperately while the fellas made passes at the waiting staff, were boorish and made several toasts to various people.
Then, although not being allowed to be present for the ceremony we did stand and watch from behind some screens and in the window reflections. There was a lot gavels being knocked (in threes) and some hand clapping. And some saluting of one of another.
All in all, very harmless.
Although it was amusing having the conversation stop whenever I took food to a table.

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http://www.powerbulbs.com/

Osram Nightbreakers, or Philips X-treme Power.

Far better than standard and inexpensive.

The Philips are £50 for my car :shock:

Neither site can tell me whether I need H4 or H7 bulbs either :(


They don't even list the bulbs I need. H4651 and 4652, in case anyone's curious.

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http://www.powerbulbs.com/

Osram Nightbreakers, or Philips X-treme Power.

Far better than standard and inexpensive.

The Philips are £50 for my car :shock:

Neither site can tell me whether I need H4 or H7 bulbs either :(


Get the Osrams then! Which A4 do you have?


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Get the Osrams then! Which A4 do you have?

B5 Facelift (99-01) 1.8 T Sport

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B5 is H4, B5.5 is H7. Of course you've got dual chamber lamps so to keep the colour temp the same, you'd need dipped AND main bulbs. I'm fortunate enough to have dual filament bulbs, which does make things cheaper!


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Just had a Masonic Lodge in for a function at work. They were installing a new lodge leader or something. All quite amusing. The wives went off to dine seperately while the fellas made passes at the waiting staff, were boorish and made several toasts to various people.
Then, although not being allowed to be present for the ceremony we did stand and watch from behind some screens and in the window reflections. There was a lot gavels being knocked (in threes) and some hand clapping. And some saluting of one of another.
All in all, very harmless.
Although it was amusing having the conversation stop whenever I took food to a table.


eww, corrupt beings, I bet they were all cheifs of police, fire brigade etc, were they all 50+ ?

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okenobi wrote:
B5 is H4, B5.5 is H7. Of course you've got dual chamber lamps so to keep the colour temp the same, you'd need dipped AND main bulbs. I'm fortunate enough to have dual filament bulbs, which does make things cheaper!



So they are H7's I need?

Might just get cheap ones then and just upgrade them to decent ones (apparently Xenons are illegal on mine as they aren't self levelling headlamps and they dont have washers) when I need to do them later

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finlay666 wrote:
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B5 is H4, B5.5 is H7. Of course you've got dual chamber lamps so to keep the colour temp the same, you'd need dipped AND main bulbs. I'm fortunate enough to have dual filament bulbs, which does make things cheaper!



So they are H7's I need?

Might just get cheap ones then and just upgrade them to decent ones (apparently Xenons are illegal on mine as they aren't self levelling headlamps and they dont have washers) when I need to do them later



Yes and you're correct about HIDs.


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Although it was amusing having the conversation stop whenever I took food to a table.


Hilarious!


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