


BLUE LED Door Courtesy Lights for Range Rover L322 (4pc)
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BLUE LED Door Courtesy Lights for Range Rover L322 (4pc)4 x LED Door Courtesy Light Assembly Blue for Range Rover L322 Door Cards Change the "welcome" lights in your Range Rover L322 from the standard tiny bulb type to these new LED array type. These will give more light a cool BLUE light and use less power than the old bulb type. This is the whole light unit from the door card complete with circuit board connector LED's plastic lens etc. These are a straight "plug and play" swap for the standard units. It
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