TEX29 Member Jun 28, 2015 #1 Does anyone have the part numbers for replacement sealed beams. I don't want to blow a head gasket at O'reillys. No I dont have powersteering!
Does anyone have the part numbers for replacement sealed beams. I don't want to blow a head gasket at O'reillys. No I dont have powersteering!
B-O-B Well-known member Jun 28, 2015 #2 FOR WHAT????two light-4 light - round square size??? sylvania 6006 6 volt is under $10.00 if that is what you are looking for Ok I see you need 12 volt probably less for them
FOR WHAT????two light-4 light - round square size??? sylvania 6006 6 volt is under $10.00 if that is what you are looking for Ok I see you need 12 volt probably less for them
TEX29 Member Jun 28, 2015 #3 Please read my title. 1940 Ford headlights. They are of course round. And now 12 volt. Thanks in advance.
Please read my title. 1940 Ford headlights. They are of course round. And now 12 volt. Thanks in advance.
V8COOPMAN Well-known member Jun 28, 2015 #4 6012 was the number in the old days. Maybe still available. Also try 6014, and 6024 which I believe are halogens. DD
6012 was the number in the old days. Maybe still available. Also try 6014, and 6024 which I believe are halogens. DD
skidmarks Well-known member Jun 28, 2015 #6 I heard they no longer make the regular old seal beam that all thats available now is halogen. Is that right?
I heard they no longer make the regular old seal beam that all thats available now is halogen. Is that right?
V8COOPMAN Well-known member Jun 28, 2015 #7 skidmarks said: I heard they no longer make the regular old seal beam that all thats available now is halogen. Is that right? Click to expand... A little more "internet info".........means it must be true scoop! DD ------------------------------------------------------------------ The 6012 is 50/40 watts High/low beam. The 6014 is 60/50 watts high/low beam. The 6012 is difficult to find any more. The 6014 was used as a replacement for the 6012 over the years and can still be found. The H6024 is the Halogen replacement for the 6014 and is rated at 65/35 watts.
skidmarks said: I heard they no longer make the regular old seal beam that all thats available now is halogen. Is that right? Click to expand... A little more "internet info".........means it must be true scoop! DD ------------------------------------------------------------------ The 6012 is 50/40 watts High/low beam. The 6014 is 60/50 watts high/low beam. The 6012 is difficult to find any more. The 6014 was used as a replacement for the 6012 over the years and can still be found. The H6024 is the Halogen replacement for the 6014 and is rated at 65/35 watts.
51504bat Well-known member Jun 28, 2015 #9 Just bought a pair when I converted my p/u to 12 volts. My local parts store had them in stock. Any good parts supplier should have them.
Just bought a pair when I converted my p/u to 12 volts. My local parts store had them in stock. Any good parts supplier should have them.