Styling Replacing rear light
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Styling Replacing rear light
Hello,
As far as I remember, yes. I've saw it somewhere, but have no idea if it was this forum or another. Have you tried searching via keywords?
Physically it should be plug and play, the only thing to check should be the wiring. You'll also need to replace the part that holds the bulbs (new ones are often sold without this part). That's how the socket looks like:
As far as I remember, yes. I've saw it somewhere, but have no idea if it was this forum or another. Have you tried searching via keywords?
Physically it should be plug and play, the only thing to check should be the wiring. You'll also need to replace the part that holds the bulbs (new ones are often sold without this part). That's how the socket looks like:
I'm sure its possible but it won't be an easy straight swap - plugs are different for a start
I looked a scrap X2/50 to see if the rear light lenses were worth saving for my X2/90, but decided it was more trouble than it was worth.
(Because my X2/90 rear lenses are cracked where someone reversed into overhanging foliage - but I covered the cracks with clear weatherproof tape which is almost invisible and has lasted 3 years so far. It sticks very strongly to plastic. )
I looked a scrap X2/50 to see if the rear light lenses were worth saving for my X2/90, but decided it was more trouble than it was worth.
(Because my X2/90 rear lenses are cracked where someone reversed into overhanging foliage - but I covered the cracks with clear weatherproof tape which is almost invisible and has lasted 3 years so far. It sticks very strongly to plastic. )
Replacing the plug shouldn't be a big problem. If you have the correct one 
There are three pins on the photo, but I assume it should rather have 5 + ground.
There are three pins on the photo, but I assume it should rather have 5 + ground.
