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battery for tire light (New Zealand)

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  1. I'm stumped.

    I have recently migrated to NZ and am having trouble finding button
    batteries for my tire lights.

    In the US they took L1131. I could get these at any Walgreens. The
    equivalent (so says Google) for New Zealand is 389 or V389. I've tried
    these in three different places but they won't work.

    Any other Kiwis or Aussues have this problem?

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    I'm stumped.

    I have recently migrated to NZ and am having trouble finding button
    batteries for my tire lights.

    In the US they took L1131. I could get these at any Walgreens. The
    equivalent (so says Google) for New Zealand is 389 or V389. I've tried
    these in three different places but they won't work.

    Any other Kiwis or Aussues have this problem?

    Dear Doug,

    There are a hideous number of other U.K. equivalents--and
    they're not standing upside down below the equator.

    "L1131 Battery 389 is our replacement battery."

    "Batteries equivalent to:

    SR1130W, SR54, SR1130, SB-BU, 280-15, M, V389, D389, 626,
    S1131E, GP389, AG10, 389, 189, L1131, G10, V10GA, LR55,
    LR1130, GP189, LR54."

    http://www.csbatteries.com/details.php?code=389&d=%20L1131&eq_text=389%20is%20our%20replacement%20battery.

    One possibility is that your tire lights (or fittings and
    battery-holder and so forth) are what actually failed and
    must be replaced, not just the batteries.

    Carl Fogel

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