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Old 02-17-2007, 04:58 PM
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has anyone changed the sealed beam headlights out for the halogen type?

my friend has an 2002 work truck model the headlights were too dim . He found out he has the sealed beam lights , has anyone changed these out for the halogen type lights is a direct fit?
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Old 02-18-2007, 04:11 AM
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what kind of truck is it. sealed beam lights are all one piece bulb and light. they can be bought in halogen.
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Old 02-18-2007, 04:17 AM
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Are you talking about the composite style I have a 2002 and it has composite lights on the front of the truck. I would replace the bulbs should be 9007
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Old 02-18-2007, 04:35 AM
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the majority of the super duty trucks have the 9007 bulbs , where the bulbs just pull out of the back and you replace the bulb. but the work truck XL models have the old sealed beam style bulbs like the pre 87 ford trucks. the problem is the sealed beam bulbs are not as bright. the body shape is the same so i was wanting to add aome aftermarket lenses and upgrade to the newer style maybe from a scrapyard.
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the majority of the super duty trucks have the 9007 bulbs , where the bulbs just pull out of the back and you replace the bulb. but the work truck XL models have the old sealed beam style bulbs like the pre 87 ford trucks. the problem is the sealed beam bulbs are not as bright. the body shape is the same so i was wanting to add aome aftermarket lenses and upgrade to the newer style maybe from a scrapyard.

Oh ok he has the Sealed lights now, He can just go to a junk yard or ebay and get the front grill assembley and swap it out. But he will need to get at least the connector for the bulbs. But it can be done.

Or just add some aftermarket driving lights or fog lights to brighten things up.
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