mobilecentre wrote:

I have been through this a few times

Unscrew the old lamp , plug in lamp screw new lamp in - less than a minute per side. We will supply gaskets which you would fit to the plinth but LR never bothered fitting them as standard.

The lamps are ECE homolgated for rear indicator and marked as such.

Take old flasher relay out and plug new one in

Our flasher is fully electronic and flashes within the ECE designated rate, it is 3 pin so will work all exterior lighting functions including trailer electrics.

Our flasher is silent as you have visible warning on the dash of indicator operation so do not require audible.

Tim, have sent you a PM  You never actually own a Defender. You merely look after it for the next generation.
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mobilecentre wrote:

I have been through this a few times

Unscrew the old lamp , plug in lamp screw new lamp in - less than a minute per side. We will supply gaskets which you would fit to the plinth but LR never bothered fitting them as standard.

The lamps are ECE homolgated for rear indicator and marked as such.

Take old flasher relay out and plug new one in

Our flasher is fully electronic and flashes within the ECE designated rate, it is 3 pin so will work all exterior lighting functions including trailer electrics.

Our flasher is silent as you have visible warning on the dash of indicator operation so do not require audible.

dgardel wrote:

wrong quote....