Ampoules LED H1 VAUXHALL Carlton Mk3 Berline (V87) (09.1986 à 03.1994) - LED H1 "Type Halogène" - 80W FIAT Bravo I 3 portes (182) (10.1995 à 10.2001) Les caractéristiques techniques de ce Pensé pour votre VOLVO
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Ampoules LED H1 VAUXHALL Carlton Mk3 Berline (V87) (09.1986 à 03.1994) LED H1 "Type Halogène" 80W FIAT Bravo I 3 portes (182) (10.1995 à 10.2001) Les caractéristiques techniques de ce Pensé pour votre VOLVO Les caractéristiques techniques de ce pack pour Smart Fortwo (1997 2006) sont détaillées ci dessous Les adaptateurs H1 pour phares LED sont spécialement conçus pour s'adapter parfaitement aux phares avant de la Honda Civic 7 VII (2000 2005) Compatibilité (années) : 1986 à 1994 Les caractéristiques techniques de ce pack pour VAUXHALL Carlton Mk3 Berline (V87) (09
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