Replacing Dining table light

[msubobcats]

On a couple of bumpy areas the dining table lamp did a nose dive. We want to replace it... All the lights are 12v, correct. They all take 12v replacement lamps. And the light we are replacing will now be an led, getting rid of that auto bulb.
On Amazon the seller is asking the question, "do we know it has to be 12v?"
100% sure but just verifying.

[chuckster57]

If the current light has two “stranded” wires, one white and the other white with a colored tracer then yes it is 12VDC. Anything 110VAC requires 3 conductors (wires) and is usually solid copper.

[msubobcats]

The one we are replacing is the non led bulb like an 1157 (ex)... Will be going with led.

[chuckster57]

Your good with ordering a 12VDC light.

[WNY Bullet]

If it works without being connected to shore power, it's 12v.

[Frederick]

On a couple of bumpy areas the dining table lamp did a nose dive. We want to replace it... All the lights are 12v, correct. They all take 12v replacement lamps. And the light we are replacing will now be an led, getting rid of that auto bulb.
On Amazon the seller is asking the question, "do we know it has to be 12v?"
100% sure but just verifying.
1157 bulbs are 12v auto my alpine all lights are 12 v they all ork without shore oower

[B-O-B'03]

I changed mine with from this one:

http://www.keystoneforums.com/forums/picture.php?albumid=799&pictureid=5828

to this one:

http://www.keystoneforums.com/forums/picture.php?albumid=799&pictureid=5829

Less head banging with the new one, bought it on amazon.com.

-Brian