Lude Generation

I have a drawer of spares that i finally got round to looking at and i have identified one of the looms which i always thought to be front fog loom to actually being the loom for cornering/intersection lights. It did help that it still has the bar code label on it that says so and i can make out the part number to be 08V34-SS0-0000-08.
Ideally i would like to get these fitted for the dark winter months
I think i might need some clear front side markers and bulb holders,
The clear fronts are stanley part number 028-6745R and 028-6745L
The bulb holders are specfic as well but i dont have their part number
Any help would be appreciated

couple of pics of what i have here

Nice find!!!

That's everything you need I think, except for the clear front side marker lights with bulb holders.
I have a full set up at home (no, not for sale before anyone asks - it's for Lisa's car!) and will take some pics tomorrow if you like

That would be great if u could
If these lenses are specific to the set up can you get a note of the stanley part number
Cheers

I have found the part number for the cornering light lenses.
It is Stanley part number(s) 028-6745R and 028-6745L
and i can see its is a specific lense for the cornering light set up.

They're sat behind me on the floor atm. Just gotta charge my phone so I can take some pics and will post them up.

That's the same harness bar that's in my Type-S. For the corner lights!

Whoever would have thought that eh, nitin?

wurlycorner wrote:They're sat behind me on the floor atm. Just gotta charge my phone so I can take some pics and will post them up.

dont leave them on the floor - they might get stood on

nitin_s1 wrote:That's the same harness bar that's in my Type-S. For the corner lights!

nice one nitin that will make 2 type S parts on my lude now

Pics then.

Loom;

Corner light (outside);

Corner lights (inside drivers side showing part number);

Corner light (inside passenger side part number);

Loom part no (faded);


Info on what most of the connectors are, in case you need to know (thanks to Ste);





And this is a manky old cat;