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Jeff replaced ours with LEDs this spring, along with doing some interior updating for us. I would encourage anyone thinking about making the change to LED to talk to Jeff. I don’t have the exact price handy, but it was better than has been discussed so far, was a simple “plug n play, and I am very satisfied. Much, much better visibility than the stock lights…no matter how hard you polish the lenses. I had replaced the original incandescent bulbs with LED replacement inserts, and the new package is still much brighter & better.
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Those new lights are darn good looking and with LED’s it must really pop! I’m sure you’re right about cleaning them not lasting. But I think I’ll try to clean them first for no other reason than I’m cheap.
One thing I’ve learned from asking the question is I don’t have to take the lenses off individually and that’s a help for sure. So thanks one and all for your comments you guys are the Ginchyest!
Harry
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Take the lenses off, only two screws each lense. Allows you to clean the inside of the lenses and buckets grease socket and possible change the bulbs with LED bulbs. Cheap, but still better then the standard bulbs
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Are the LED bulbs readily available through someplace like Amazon or are they through Prevost?
Harry
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Dick I’ve had mine about 2 years, so I would think they are his new ones. Yes the amber are the turns and 3 three reds are the break lights along with big third break light in the middle of the coach just above the engine doors.
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N.W.rv supply. Bought front turn for 10$ each. Oregon. need to shop by number stamped on lens
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LED bulbs can be bought at auto zone stores. Or online via amazone or places like SuperBrightLEDs.com
Pull the bulbs to get the right replacement number and get the correct LED bulb and color (white, amber and red). Two bulbs per light. So a total of 12 bulbs per side on the rear. Plus two more for the center brake light.
Not as bright as the full LED lights like jeff or gil sells, but better then standard bulbs.
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