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Mev247



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United Kingdom 2011 Defender 110 Puma 2.2 USW Corris Grey
Front spot lights change over
Hi all,
Im not a electrical bloke unfortunately but I want to change over my 3 standard spots which are fitted on the roof rack with LEDS. Its all been wired up to two switches ( front and rear) in the cab so is it a straight forward off with the old on with the new without any re wiring etc? I assume Ill just join the correct colour wires?? TIA and forgive my ignorance...

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LandRoverAnorak



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If all you're doing is changing the lights then yes, that is all you need to do.

Not sure about the coloured wires, though. It depends both on what the current wiring is and what your new lights come with. It's not complicated though - there will only be two choices and if you get it the wrong way around then it just won't work, so try the other way. Darren

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Mev247



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OK that great thanks fr the tip. Thumbs Up 60 110 XS -61k- Corris - For Ever....
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