"Traction Off" Lightbulb Blew
#1
"Traction Off" Lightbulb Blew
My microscopic light bulb for my "OFF" on my traction control button burnt out.
As you can imagine this is extremely frustrating (and I haven't even been out since it blew).
Can I get a new one without replacing the whole damn switch? I'll post a picture of the bulb later if anyone wants it.
As you can imagine this is extremely frustrating (and I haven't even been out since it blew).
Can I get a new one without replacing the whole damn switch? I'll post a picture of the bulb later if anyone wants it.
#7
I use to have a hand full of them...Ill have a look around and see if I still have any!
I use to pull them out of....I cant remember but I got LOTS out of the junk yard.
Any ways ill have a look around hopefully I still have some.
I use to pull them out of....I cant remember but I got LOTS out of the junk yard.
Any ways ill have a look around hopefully I still have some.
#8
This is what you get when it's removed from the base:
#9
I guess that that is not a current limited circuit? As that was an incandescent bulb.
I would be able to "mill" down one of my 3mm LEDs to fit the socket, but it would just blow if there was no resistance in the circuit. And fitting a resistor in there would be essentially impossible.
I would be able to "mill" down one of my 3mm LEDs to fit the socket, but it would just blow if there was no resistance in the circuit. And fitting a resistor in there would be essentially impossible.
#10
I guess that that is not a current limited circuit? As that was an incandescent bulb.
I would be able to "mill" down one of my 3mm LEDs to fit the socket, but it would just blow if there was no resistance in the circuit. And fitting a resistor in there would be essentially impossible.
I would be able to "mill" down one of my 3mm LEDs to fit the socket, but it would just blow if there was no resistance in the circuit. And fitting a resistor in there would be essentially impossible.