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26th June 2024, 11:48
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As both your 5 watt filament number plate bulbs are working and you have by-passed the printed circuit board, there appears to be no reason why the bulb failure lamp should be illuminated unless it's reacting to another lighting circuit. Are any of your other lamp units fitted with higher wattage than standard or LED bulbs? Simon
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26th June 2024, 12:08
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I really should get out more.......
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Guessing either the brake light back-up or most often in my case the small 5w parking ones within the headlights.
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26th June 2024, 14:09
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What about brake light replacing rear light when it fails? That'll show a bulb out 🤔
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26th June 2024, 14:52
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I had a mystery bulb failure warning on my old 1.8T. Couldn't track it down so in the end replaced all the bulbs at the rear, solved it.
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