[Carbuff2]

I bet you are referring to the E2 spec stamped on auto lighting, similar to our DOT markings in the USA.

Chances are really small that you will be hassled (unless you stupidly bring attention to your new lamps during a MOT).

 

[GeorgeRymerz]

Yes , what I was thinking so I kept them white colour, but the lamps are osram no cheapo things and they much more useful than factory halogen which you cannot even see when on.

Its making me want to change the beam bulbs too, or is that a bad idea?
The main lights are xenon I think , they dont need messing with.

 

[GeorgeRymerz]

has anyone changed their main bulbs or beams to LED>?

 

[GeorgeRymerz]

Anyone home>?

 

[K-Dog7469]

I have not on my CRV although I intend to soon. I have on many other vehicles.

 

[GeorgeRymerz]

Im looking at the rear lights but thinking not worth it, so next one will be the beams as the headlights are HID at moment which are great just the beams yellow colour looks odd now with the sides and mains white.
Just trying to figure out how to get to the fog lights, that seems bit more difficult.

 

[GeorgeRymerz]

Done the reverse lights with these

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fit directly in no issues at all look great and help the reverse cam at night, now Im thinking about changing the brake bulbs but heard this may not be a good idea on dual filament?
any opinions?
also if I change the rear indicator bulbs to led, will they hyperflash? any ideas?