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R34 Gtt Front Indicator - Bulb Holder

Manuel Kasko

By Manuel Kasko,
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Hey guys,

I just put a series 1 front bar onto my series 2 R34 GTT. Now I'm stuck in a pickle as the two front indicator bulb holders don't fit into the sockets as they are different on each model.

Does anyone have any idea where I could source some?

I tried supercheap and unfortunately their generic one wouldn't fit.

This is the old one, which my indicator plug fits into, as you can see it's slightly different.
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This is the new one, which my indicator plug does not fit into and the supercheap does not fit into.

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What exactly from supercheap did not fit?

The socket looks like a regular t10 or t20, can find tons on ebay.

Hey John,

This is the part that I got, it looks to fit the old one, but not the new one.

The difference between them seems to be that one has a slightly off-center groove, where as the new one is directly opposite each-other.

http://www.supercheapauto.com.au/online-store/products/SCA-Universal-Globe-Holder-Suits-BA15S-Globes.aspx?pid=325158#Recommendations

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