Spare bulb kit

[acropolis22]

Any recommendations for a supplier of a spare bulb kit for a 2017 Fiat Ducato? So far I've found this, https://www.halfords.com/motoring/b...-h7-477-headlight-and-small-bulbs-722961.html , but have no idea what all the bulbs are for. I think H7 is correct for the headlights. Will this do?

 

[Carpmart]

Probably. Google what bulbs the headlights take on your vehicle…. H7, H4 and H1 are most likely in some combination and then sidelight and indicator bulbs are generic.

Screwfix, Toolstation, Amazon all do travel bulb kits with a few fuses included too! Or just by one of each and make your own set up!

 

[Manic]

How about something like this

Pardon our interruption...

 

[Wagoneer]

The bulbs in the bodywork behind the cab should be listed in your motorhome handbook.

If you have a standard Fiat cab....you could take the moho to Halfords and ask for advice. Failing that, just remove the bulbs on one side and buy same type. After all, if one did fail, you'd have to remove it anyway. Good practice to learn how to replace things like that.

 

[Minxy]

We've been putting together our own set as none of the 'off the shelf' ones cover our Carthago, some of the ones we already had (Fiat) are okay for some lights but headlights and indicators are different so we've just bought a couple of each to be safe. With the latter though you have to be careful as what might appear correct could be slightly different as the pins (the sticky out blobs that hold them in place when you twist like bayonet light bulbs) can be different, ie 2 or 3 pins.

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[acropolis22]

The bulbs in the bodywork behind the cab should be listed in your motorhome handbook.

What motorhome handbook?

If you have a standard Fiat cab....you could take the moho to Halfords and ask for advice. Failing that, just remove the bulbs on one side and buy same type. After all, if one did fail, you'd have to remove it anyway. Good practice to learn how to replace things like that.

My experience of removing things that don't need removing is that it usually ends up as a "tar baby". I tend to leave well alone. I can't begin to imagine how you disassemble a Ducato headlamp cluster.

 

[Spriddler]

I bubble-wrapped a random pack from various 'handy' bulbs lurking in my shed just to meet foreign requirements.
I transfer the same set between my m/home, car and 2 motorbikes. I don't really know if any of them actually fit my vehicles and nor would a gendarme (or how to fit some of them at the roadside).
If I had a bulb fail here or 'over there' I'd just remove it and nip into a store and buy a replacement.