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Honda Jazz Forums => Honda Jazz Mk3 2015 - 2020 => Topic started by: Skyrider on September 28, 2018, 09:22:29 PM
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I have fitted one of these, a simple swap and very effective.
https://www.aurorabulbs.com/products/honda-civic-jazz-accord-18-led-replacement-oem-boot-light
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unfortunately Aurora bulbs seem to have packed up :(
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Yes, but the website is still active.
I ended up getting the Honda one from Cox to be safe. Not on their website but can be ordered on request.
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The only upgrade I'd like for my Jazz boot light is a switch to select it on or off.
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I haven't had a need for the switch, but I can think of situations where it would be needed. I have replaced original incandescent bulb with a 4000K LED, which has sufficient brightness. Bbut still the left side of the items in the boot remain dark. Therefore I have got parts to add another light on the left hand side, and at the same time I will replace the original one with the one with a switch, which is fully plug in replacement.
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covered this previously, here is info;
Item from https://www.aliexpress.com/item/4000140278040.html @ £6.44 delivered from China of course.
I did try fitting an LED bulb in place of the cap less existing but found it just to hard to push home.
Before and after photoes attached
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I put one of these w5w LEDs https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/382894921689 in my Crosstar. The other 9 are in a drawer somewhere a bit of a waste but the pack of 10 was only £3.95 two years ago. It is much brighter than original bulb as well as using less power.
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I ended up buying the Honda one because it was labelled as 'canbus friendly' or something like that. Decided to play safe.
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I find the original light adequate, but this may be because I seldom park outside the range of street lights, or unload anything at night other than a suitcase.
I remember an old village dweller who said you can spot Londoners, because they whistle when its dark . They have seldom experienced 'real' dark and get nervous . -possibly with good cause. While those raised in a village may be happier walking in pitch dark, with little more than a small torch.