White 2x T10 W5w 194 168 Car 20 Smd Led Side Light Bulb 12v on 2040-parts.com
Maple Shade, New Jersey, US
Super Bright White LED
Replacements to standard : 501 W5W T10 168 194 bulbs
Light source : 20 SMD Super Bright White LED
Color Temperature : 5000-6500K
Life time : 50000 HoursFitting : T10 , w5w , 168 194 bulbs, wedge fitting
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