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Hi,

 

Is there anyone have tutorial link on how to replace license plate bulb for Alphard anh20?

 

I bought LED bulb for license plate but I don't know how to remove the old one

 

thanks before

 

 

 

Bimo

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open boot, remove the small plastic covers, bulbs are accessible through them

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On 6/30/2022 at 12:59 PM, bimo2700mf said:

Hi,

 

Is there anyone have tutorial link on how to replace license plate bulb for Alphard anh20?

 

I bought LED bulb for license plate but I don't know how to remove the old one

 

thanks before

 

 

 

Bimo

Can you please share what type of bulbs are these and where did you buy them? That's second generation 2.4L Alphard? But I assume for all second generation Alphard & Vellfire it might be same bulbs 

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On 7/2/2022 at 5:48 AM, Teekay said:

Can you please share what type of bulbs are these and where did you buy them? That's second generation 2.4L Alphard? But I assume for all second generation Alphard & Vellfire it might be same bulbs 

I bought it from AliExpress very cheap and error free, it's a complete set of all interior bulbs and plus license plate bulb here's the link Rp 192,791  54%OFF | LED Interior Light Bulb Kit For Toyota Alphard Vellfire 10 20 Series 2003-2011 2012 2013 2014 Car Map Dome Trunk Canbus No Error
https://a.aliexpress.com/_mOsyjPG

 

 

 

 

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basically, all the sidelights, interior lights, number plate lights use the same capless bulbs, with the exception of the small boot illumination bulb, that looks like a fuse shaped bulb.

These type https://www.amazon.co.uk/Autobulbs-Capless-Sidelight-Bulbs-Interior/dp/B009ZJUI90

 

I replaced all my 5W and 8W capless using LED ones, whiter light, and brighter.

https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/382904669684

 

Far far far cheaper than going to halfords or the like, 10 bulbs for under a tenner, I bought 20 and did all bulbs at once (including the ones above the Visors)

 

 

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On 7/30/2022 at 9:17 AM, Chris.ac said:

basically, all the sidelights, interior lights, number plate lights use the same capless bulbs, with the exception of the small boot illumination bulb, that looks like a fuse shaped bulb.

These type https://www.amazon.co.uk/Autobulbs-Capless-Sidelight-Bulbs-Interior/dp/B009ZJUI90

 

I replaced all my 5W and 8W capless using LED ones, whiter light, and brighter.

https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/382904669684

 

Far far far cheaper than going to halfords or the like, 10 bulbs for under a tenner, I bought 20 and did all bulbs at once (including the ones above the Visors)

 

 

image.png.eab74a38dd02317bb7b9df2c8c76d1a8.png

 

 

Hi Chris

 

So which link from what you shared has the boot LED bulb? 

All my interior lights have the bright white LED lights installed apart from the boot which needs updating. 

Cheers 

Les 

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3 hours ago, Lesz said:

Hi Chris

 

So which link from what you shared has the boot LED bulb? 

All my interior lights have the bright white LED lights installed apart from the boot which needs updating. 

Cheers 

Les 

The interior light? On the right side? 

It's the one bulb I have not changed. 

It looks like a fuse. 

 

Ill find link

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I thought any exterior LED bulbs would fail an MOT??

   Does anyone know if this is a fact,as I would really like to fit LEDs for the reliability and better light?

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19 hours ago, Danny Neil said:

I thought any exterior LED bulbs would fail an MOT??

   Does anyone know if this is a fact, as I would really like to fit LEDs for the reliability and better light?

 

Hello Danny,

 

Welcome to the Forum..

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Posted
On 7/30/2022 at 9:17 AM, Chris.ac said:

basically, all the sidelights, interior lights, number plate lights use the same capless bulbs, with the exception of the small boot illumination bulb, that looks like a fuse shaped bulb.

These type https://www.amazon.co.uk/Autobulbs-Capless-Sidelight-Bulbs-Interior/dp/B009ZJUI90

 

I replaced all my 5W and 8W capless using LED ones, whiter light, and brighter.

https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/382904669684

 

Far far far cheaper than going to halfords or the like, 10 bulbs for under a tenner, I bought 20 and did all bulbs at once (including the ones above the Visors)

 

 

image.png.eab74a38dd02317bb7b9df2c8c76d1a8.png

 

 

Very useful information Chris thank you. Can I ask what the position lights are?

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5 hours ago, dmassarano said:

Very useful information Chris thank you. Can I ask what the position lights are?

T10 or 501 or w5w bulbs. 

 

Posted
On 7/30/2022 at 8:17 PM, Chris.ac said:

basically, all the sidelights, interior lights, number plate lights use the same capless bulbs, with the exception of the small boot illumination bulb, that looks like a fuse shaped bulb.

These type https://www.amazon.co.uk/Autobulbs-Capless-Sidelight-Bulbs-Interior/dp/B009ZJUI90

 

I replaced all my 5W and 8W capless using LED ones, whiter light, and brighter.

https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/382904669684

 

Far far far cheaper than going to halfords or the like, 10 bulbs for under a tenner, I bought 20 and did all bulbs at once (including the ones above the Visors)

 

 

image.png.eab74a38dd02317bb7b9df2c8c76d1a8.png

 

 

Your front spot lights may also be HB4 on 20Series, worth a quick look before you purchase H11  

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