Parker light

[chichichibo]

May i ask what is a Parker light?
Is it the light that before the lo beam light?

When swithing the Headlight, it goes:
a small light (the little light before the Lo beam) > Lo beam light

may i ask if it is common to change the Parker light to LED?
i saw one, here:
http://cgi.ebay.com.au/1-Pair-T10-LE...item1c16be466b
is the parker light using T10 bulb??
is the one above fit to the FD2 (Civic Sport) ??
thanks a lot!!!

[curtis265]

Yes that is what a parker light is.

You need something like this.


Don't get those ones with multib

Stop making so many threads man, you've asked this twice and pm'd me a million times already, just ease up a bit dude.

[sirdistik]

They're the exact ones that I have! haha. I think they'd be more suited to illuminating the read plates rather than parkers, plus the yellow bit looks shite when looking at your car from the front. i bought these off ebay, took like 4 days to ship over

[chichichibo]

Yes that is what a parker light is.

You need something like this.


Don't get those ones with multib

Stop making so many threads man, you've asked this twice and pm'd me a million times already, just ease up a bit dude.

Sorry man, as I am too nervous to get the wrong stuff, so have asked too much..... Sorry....
Ok, so Parker light is just the same as car license light, right? Good
And T10 can be used for the map reading light inside the car too.
Ok, got it!!!
Will buy 10 of those online

[curtis265]

Not interior - u need 31mm festoon-type globe for that.

[chichichibo]

Not interior - u need 31mm festoon-type globe for that.

OK thx!!
btw, how can i know the type/name of the bulb that i want to change?
where can i find the information?
thx!!!

[curtis265]

From us.

high beam: HB3/9005
lowbeam:HB4/9006
parker/numberplate: T10 size
interior: 30mm festoon

[Stig]

please man, stop making new threads about every single topic, search a little - it will have been covered already in previous threads, we are here willing to help people but only if they are willing to put in the effort first