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Which Kind of Headlamp?
How do I know if I have a sealed beam or regular Headlamp other than taking it apart. I don't think it says it on the window sticker, and it doesnt say in the manual. Is there any way to find out.
Any help is appreciated. Thanks. -BG06. |
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Shed a little light on the subject.
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sealed beam healights usually only come on the work truck type f250's....it will have plastic all around the glass square headlight with grooves for screws down each side, they set further back in the houseing.....same thing as jeep headlights........most f250s will have composite headlights with h13/9008 bulbs....these stick out flush with the front end and you can see the bulb easily inside...hope that helps..
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sealed beam are the old bulb style. With the retaining ring and the adjustment screws.
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