1996 Discovery I Rear Taillight
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Is it the one in the body or the bumper, can you put a photo on.
There must be breakers in the US that have them.
I have a pair of genuine LR, that are the body mounted ones.
God knows how much it would cost to post though.
There must be breakers in the US that have them.
I have a pair of genuine LR, that are the body mounted ones.
God knows how much it would cost to post though.
discool
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So are your tail lights different from the UK spec item, as there a few here new and used on the eBay sites and shipping to the states as most other places from the UK isn’t difficult, I’ve done it a few times sending stuff abroad of course there is a cost.
If I had a lamp to weigh then a carrier charge could easily be found, it may be more.
economical to purchase two
Thanks for the response. I looked on ebay last night and did not see any.So are your tail lights different from the UK spec item, as there a few here new and used on the eBay sites and shipping to the states as most other places from the UK isn’t difficult, I’ve done it a few times sending stuff abroad of course there is a cost.
If I had a lamp to weigh then a carrier charge could easily be found, it may be more.
economical to purchase two
Hicap phill
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What’s up with the light you have? If the lens is not cracked you may be able to short out on the rear contacts to make them work
Lens is good. Looks like the housing behind it is damaged. Part of plastic & screw missing at top and bulb will not stay in place due to damage. Almost looks like someone was trying to remove it at some point and was turning it the wrong way and snapped the screw off? Light in bumper doesn’t work either. I’m assuming that is tied into the upper.
Hicap phill
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Can you remove the bulb holder from the other side & see if it works in the bad lens? Unsure if the wiring is linked through the bulb/holder.
Need a voltage reader and find the correct cable & trace the wire back to the light that does not work.
Need a voltage reader and find the correct cable & trace the wire back to the light that does not work.
Hicap phill
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Also if the bulb holder is not in the correct location it may not work. Line up the holder with pins from the working side
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I'll have a look tomorrow, not sure if the one I have, are the whole unit or just the lenses.
discool
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There’s 4 variations of D1 tail lights in the life of the 300 series 1995 to1998.
So based on 96/97 MY for UK & the rest of the world the part numbers are PRC6475 RH and PRC6476 LH
As always to get the correct part the VIN No is required.
So based on 96/97 MY for UK & the rest of the world the part numbers are PRC6475 RH and PRC6476 LH
As always to get the correct part the VIN No is required.
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This site is always useful to help identify exactly what part number(s) you want:
Discovery 1 1989 - 1998 (from Fa393361 To Wa799999) Classic (l318)
parts.jaguarlandroverclassic.com
