Number Plate lights by davidarnold



davidarnold
I have been able to obtain on Ebay a new rear number plate light unit.

Link here

http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Rover-75-Rear ... 27e8f3da4b

Mine was an MOT failure point and is being replaced. The old one broke up on removal and is difficult to repair so bit the bullet.

Posted 30 Sep 2014, 10:13 #1 

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Devilish
They do not break up on removal, the person removing it breaks it through inexperience or heavy handedness. They are removed safely and intact if handled carefully, I have repaired many of the PCB (Printed Circuit Board)'s. When you say "Being fitted" I assume you did you break it yourself. Make sure none of the plinths plastic securing points did not "broke up on removal" also.
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Posted 10 Oct 2014, 23:29 #2 

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Arctic
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Hi Mr Devilish.
I will have a chat with you at the next meet about the above if you do not mind :thumbsup: as both mine and my sons need to be repaired cheers Arctic ;)
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Posted 11 Oct 2014, 00:55 #3 

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Raistlin
I can sort that out for you as well Steve if required :)
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Posted 11 Oct 2014, 09:17 #4 

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Arctic
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raistlin wrote:I can sort that out for you as well Steve if required :)


Hi Paul.
Great thank you for the offer I have a spare both me and my son have the same problem one light out,will speak to you at the nano if not before cheers Steve
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Posted 12 Oct 2014, 01:46 #5 

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Trebor
Steve repaired mine on the ZT, carefully removed as said and resoldered, my issue was the contacts which the bulb slot into had come loose on the pcb over time , now as good as new
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Posted 12 Oct 2014, 08:24 #6 

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Raistlin
Trebor wrote:my issue was the contacts which the bulb slot into had come loose on the pcb over time


That's by far the most frequent problem Rob. The OEM contacts were riveted.
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Posted 12 Oct 2014, 08:52 #7 

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Raistlin
Arctic wrote:
raistlin wrote:will speak to you at the nano if not before


Any time Steve :)
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Posted 12 Oct 2014, 08:53 #8 


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