Number plate light seal for Volvo PV444 B-L
PV
$ 31.08
- Model year:
- 1950–1952
- Engine:
- B4B, B16
License Light Volvo PV 444
A dim license plate at night or moisture under the glass can point to a tired bulb or a brittle seal that lets water into the lamp body. This category gathers the parts that keep the sign lighting on a 444 sound and sealed.
- Number plate light seal for Volvo PV444 B-L
- Overrider lens for Volvo PV444, red
- Number plate light lens for Volvo PV444, PV544 1957-66
- Bulb 6V 10w for Volvo PV444, Duett
- Bulb 6V 5w 35x11mm S8 universal
- Screw RXS black l=16 mm for Volvo PV444, PV544, Duett
- Phillips screw M5-0.8x10 MRX for Volvo 164
All products in category: License Light Volvo PV 444
-10%
Overrider lens for Volvo PV444, red
PV, Duett
$ 9.66
$ 10.74
You save 10%
- Position:
- Centre
- Mounting position:
- Bumper
- Model year:
- 1950–1952
- Colour:
- Red
-10%
Number plate light lens for Volvo PV444, PV544 1957-66
PV
$ 4.99
$ 5.54
You save 10%
- Position:
- Left and right
- Model year:
- 1957–1966
- Quantity per car:
- Sold per piece
-20%
Bulb 6V 10w for Volvo PV444, Duett
Duett, PV
$ 1.72
$ 2.15
You save 20%
- Quantity per car:
- Sold per piece
-25%
Bulb 6V 5w 35x11mm S8 universal
Duett, PV
$ 1.52
$ 2.03
You save 25%
- Model year:
- 1947–1962
- Dimensions:
- Ø 35 mm, L 35 mm, Outer Ø 11 mm
- Engine:
- B16, B18
- Info:
- Festoon, 5 W, 6 V
-18%
Screw RXS black l=16 mm for Volvo PV444, PV544, Duett
PV, Duett, 164
$ 0.09
$ 0.11
You save 18%
- Model year:
- 1953-
- Engine:
- B16, B18
- Quantity per car:
- 4
Phillips screw M5-0.8x10 MRX for Volvo 164
PV, Duett, 164, 260, 240, 780, 760, 740
$ 0.11
- Mounting position:
- Driver side
- Model year:
- 1962–1968
- Engine:
- B16, B18
- Type:
- Slotted
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The group includes bulbs, glass, seals, and screws and cross recessed screws for the mounting. Since the 444 was built in the 6-volt era (12 volt first arrived in 1961 on later models), the bulb's voltage is a common check point – the wrong voltage gives either a weak glow or early failure. A new seal at the glass change is cheap insurance against rust in the body.