03/09/22: Guys, I bought them today and after installing them, it shows me a check on the dashboard for a burnt bulb, even though their power and voltage are at maximum (it doesn't reduce power due to error). Despite claiming to be canbus compatible for a 2012 Grand Fiat, it doesn't read them as I mentioned for the check.

Unfortunately, they do not fit the position lights on the Mini Cooper R50, for which I bought them.

In this case, it is not so much the bulbs' fault but the fact that the space in this particular car is very limited, resulting in these specific bulbs (because they are longer than the usual "bulbs") touching the plastic lens of the headlight before their socket is inserted from the inside.

Therefore, if you have a car where the standard "bulbs" fit without leaving a margin of 1.5-2 centimeters until the lens, it might be better to go for a different solution.

These were purchased for position lights in a Seat Leon but they do not work. The dashboard light comes on for a burnt-out bulb and these do not light up at all! However, if someone puts them in the ceiling light, they will work normally!

The only ones so far that have erased the bulb indicator on the dashboard due to canbus technology, although the previous canbus were, however, the indicator remained on. They were installed as sidelights (low beam). Sufficient lighting, remains to be seen how long they will last due to recent installation.

They were purchased to be used as position lights in an Audi. Due to the canbus technology, they work perfectly without any dashboard signal.