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How to Change the Number Plate Light Bulb on the Iveco Daily

Model: IVECO Daily MK 4 - Years 2006-2020
Part: License plate light

In this video, you will see how to change the number plate light bulb on an Iveco Daily: the vehicle indicates that you need to check the number plate lights, and indeed you must open one of the positions where the bulbs are located. You can reach behind the number plate holder and remove the connector, but you need to proceed from the outside to remove the cover that protects the bulb. Once this is done, you can take out the burnt bulb and replace it with a new R5W bulb (2 pieces for £1.50). It is always recommended not to touch the glass of the new bulbs with bare hands, to avoid shortening their lifespan. Reinsert the bulb and close the cover. Reattach the connector and check the display: the warning light has disappeared.

Updated on 22 August 2026 by ScegliAuto

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