LED bulbs, in the RV

[Tim Barrett]

I need to change the high beam in our 2019 Seneca. The low beams are ok but high beam arnt much better than the low. We are on a Jayco Seneca sight and a few have changed the whole headlight setup to LED,but they were alot of $$$. Something I should put on my list to do for next year. Thanks for bringing it up.

[Eric Merryfield]

Originally Posted by Tim Barrett

I need to change the high beam in our 2019 Seneca. The low beams are ok but high beam arnt much better than the low. We are on a Jayco Seneca sight and a few have changed the whole headlight setup to LED,but they were alot of $$$. Something I should put on my list to do for next year. Thanks for bringing it up.

Hope they aren't alot of $$$, I purchased Auxbeam Led's for the 4runner, and they were low $30's for the low beams, installed them, liked them checked back and they were on sale for 24ish so I binged...for everything I own on the street..except 93 dodge, that truly old school. Have a big box now.

Have noticed that due to the cooling fan, the FM reception for some stations isn't as good, may need a capacitor to block the noise, motorhome at Cummins, it may be coming home this week, and I will not be worrying about radio reception with the lights on, its terrible in the pits trying to tune in the track .........goldrush trailer radio perfect everytime....

Eric

[Tim Barrett]

7Hi Eric,,I found out that alot of my fellow Jayco Seneca owners are going to Opt7 Fluxbeam X headlight bulbs. For us they are around $110 a set for high beam or low beam. We are going to start with low beam first.

I also upgraded to LED bulbs in my RV, and it made a big difference. It's awesome that they worked well in your 4Runner too. LED 9007s should be a good choice for the Vectra. Looking forward to hearing how they perform in your RV in the spring.