Does anyone know a mechanically-minded midget contortionist?

allocate them into panels and then...

 

Yes, and a Bavarian music band.

(as seen in Top Gear)

 

Tell him to chuck it in the canal. The wiring & connectors just aren't
up to the job.

 

And I'd agree. I've never had a blown bulb on either of the Tigers, the
MV, the Raptor, the Jeep or the Corvette, & I've owned three of those
for over 12 years.

The exception is the pick-up, which had a blown rear light bulb when I
bought it.

 

Krusty spoke:

OIC! and with this experience you can advise on how easy it is to change
a bulb on a jeep?

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Rob_P
UKRM(at)indqualtec.co.uk
uppercase(d) BBIWYMC#1 BOG#11? MRO#31 IBCDBBB#1(kotl)
FJ1200, CCM130 Benelli Cabriolet (gone)
Looks like Rab C Nesbit.

 

Having fitted some Philips 'white' bulbs less than a year ago - yes.

 

Wotcha.

'Fraid not - still can't ride a bike either.
All being well, further surgery may well take care of that.

 

Sorry to hear that. Hang in there. Are you going to get a proper payout
from her insurance?

 

Wotcha.

Oh yes. My legal Rottweilers are taking care of all that.
Bath to shower conversion - they paid. Automatic car - they paid. Loss of
earnings - they are still paying. I dare say it will be a few years before
it all gets settled, but it ain't like I'm going anywhere / doing anything
for a while.

 

This is news?

 

Bit late, but you might find that there is a flap in the wheel arch that
allows easier access.

Greybeard

 

He must have left the company, 'cos I've just done both bulbs on my
Qashqai.

<fx:considers skinned knuckles on both hands>

Next time I'm paying a spotty 16-y-o at Halfords to change them.

 

Same on J's 206cc. Took me a while to realise too.