Hi there does anyone know if you can get these led number plate lamps for a 2015 punto

501 bulbs with inline resistors, that's all you need.

Cheers mate

I was wondering how about these number plate lights ??

They look like they will do the job, seem a little expensive for what they are though.

Yeah mate

Look for them at ebay.com, they cost absolutely nothing right from Hong Kong...
Don't put to much SMD leds in though, it looks silly imo.

Ok mate

Does Simple led with build in resistors work for 2007 GP ? I mean do they work without error light on the dash board ? something like this : http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/T10-501-W...hash=item25a1e38246:m:me-OTsHfUgJJh0TJ1cv8DZA

Yes, they do work, no problem.
Again, don't put to many LEDS in them, looks bad...

Peter Pick-Up said:

Yes, they do work, no problem.
Again, don't put to many LEDS in them, looks bad...

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few weeks ago I received my LED from ebay. instaled them and what do you think? Error on the dash board I tried to put them in the parking light up front, but the same problem. I wrote the guy and he refunded 50% of the price, because the light work. So know I'm thinking should I try other kind of bulbs with build in resistors or not. i would like to change all old bulbs in the car with LED.

Look for bulbs "error free", "canbus compatible", or something like that.

Peter Pick-Up said:

Look for bulbs "error free", "canbus compatible", or something like that.

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Today i got 4 error free bulbs, tried installing one and checked if i have error on the dashboard. Everything was fine, installed second one ( both to front parking lights) and dashboard start showing error, until i have one regular bulb in, there is no error. So it means that the bulbs do not have enough resistance. Tried installing all 4 ( front parking and licence plates) still error.
I am thinking to buy some made resistors and add them to the wiring, would they help? because I do not want to buy other LED and risk to get the same error again, just waist of money.

If they are advertised "error free", and you still get errors, send them back for a refund.
Before buying new ones, ask if they are ok for your car...

Soooooo... I am still fighting with error free bulbs yesterday I got from other seller a pair of bulbs, he said they fit my GP. tried to instal and instantly they start blinking ( the lights in the car are off) then I put one simple and one error free light, no blinking but an error on the dash board. Put both still an error and blinking when off. So I added resistors and then they work without errors or blinking. Bottom solution. Buy cheaper LED without error free function , and just add resistors that you can buy online.

Or just fit ( quality) normal bulbs....

I had problems with the error free ledbulbs above the licenseplate, burning bad in a few weeks, tried several different sources, but they all went out in a short time, I was almost going back to normal bulbs, but than discovered led bulbs with a heatsink, and they do the trick, lasting much longer...

what about these for the licens plates ? do they give white effect ?

No, not in the way a led bulb does.
I would use a high quality, normal white bulb, like Philips or Osram, maybe a halogen version, if available.