Rear Brake Light Replacements - size/type?

[groundeffect]

Hey guys.

I would like to have a couple spare rear brake lights on hand. These are the ones that if both go, puts the Spyder RS into LIMP HOME mode, correct?

Does anyone know the type/size of these replacements bulbs and where to pick up a couple?


Thank you!
Cheers,
Dean

 

[docdoru]

http://www.spyderlovers.com/forums/showpost.php?p=188503&postcount=2

 

[groundeffect]

http://www.spyderlovers.com/forums/showpost.php?p=188503&postcount=2

(Phillips 2357 standard.... or the Phillips 1157 standard seems to be the ones).
Awesome, thanks!

 

[groundeffect]

I see that napa and Canadian tire have phillips bulbs, 1157 but there is a 1157na. Just wondering which I should get, exactly.

Thanks

 

[bjt]

I see that napa and Canadian tire have phillips bulbs, 1157 but there is a 1157na. Just wondering which I should get, exactly.

Thanks

1157na is an amber bulb. For the brake lights, get the plain 1157, not the 1157na.

 

[groundeffect]

1157na is an amber bulb. For the brake lights, get the plain 1157, not the 1157na.

:thumbup:

Thanks. Just got back from NAPA Auto Parts, they had them, the clear 1157. I picked up two for less then $1.

Cheers,
Dean

 

[spydee owner]

replacement bulbs

You can buy these replacement bulbs anywhere but here is the thing. Brp invests millions creating a unique machine, and then many many people who buy these machines buy as many after market parts as they can because they are cheaper.
We should support BRP by purchasing replacement parts because it is just the right thing to do. Many of us would not like it if we invented something and then had all of our customers using after market parts. Some of the money that goes to BRP goes to research so that new products like the RT and the Commander can be invented, produced and marketed.
After market accessories that BRP does not have, then yes by all means purchase them.
I have purchased some non-BRP parts but am going to revert back to brp. If a person can't afford the parts them don't buy the bike.