There is no legal requirement for the wattage for most bulbs, only that they are sufficiently visible and do not blind other users.
Most headlights are 35W-55w for road use, with most other external bulbs for indicators, brakes and tail being around 5 watts.
Fog lights can be a higher power output.
The actual light produced by a car bulb of a given wattage varies depending on the technology (traditional filament, LED or HID), the reflector and the lens colour.
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∙ 13y agoHeadlights typically draw between 5 to 15 amps each, depending on the type of bulb and the wattage it consumes. LED headlights generally draw less amperage compared to traditional halogen headlights.
There is no limit. Be careful not to overload your car's electrical system with too many big bulbs.
Yes, you sure can.
That will depend on where you are coming from. There are ferries to Ireland from Britain and France. You car could be brought to Ireland by ship, if you were coming a much longer distance and your car could even be flown to Ireland.
You can get a car rental in Ireland from the Trip Advisor website. Alternatively, you can also hire car rentals in Ireland online from websites such as Expedia.
i bought a car in northern Ireland that is now due mot but have found out that the car has not been registered in northern Ireland still registered in England
Provided the heater is of a low wattage it should not affect normal running of the car
Yes, the higher the wattage, the better.
Bulb for your turn signal, side marker on your car.
One can go to Cruise Ireland or Ireland Car Hire to hire a car. These two place are the biggest places in Ireland to hire a car. They are competitive with each other so the rates tend to stay low.
There is no national car in Ireland. Cars in Ireland are imported, so there are no major manufacturers of cars in Ireland, though many companies are involved like manufacturing automotive parts.
The Ford Mustang was the best selling car in Ireland in the year 1960.