convert to LED headlights

[nomadpsd]

ledlight.com has a full line of 6V Positive Ground bulbs.
https://www.ledlight.com/6-volt-positive-ground-automotive-led-lights.aspx

 

[BRENT in 10-uh-C]

ledlight.com has a full line of 6V Positive Ground bulbs.
https://www.ledlight.com/6-volt-positive-ground-automotive-led-lights.aspx

Thank you for posting this. I knew LogoLites was not the brand I had used, but I could not remember the brand. As soon as I saw the website, I recognized it. The #: 87455 is is the ones I used in one of my Ts and my A. My 1915 only had single filament mag lights so I used one of the LED bulbs that only had the one contact.

 

[JKY]

I recently installed Logolites LED “bulbs” in new reproduction headlights. Honestly I haven’t driven the car at night to see if they need adjusting or how bright they are. But, the low beams blink constantly while the high beam is fine. I was thinking it may be a wiring issue so I swapped the position of the LED on both lights. The low beam still blinks and the bright continues to be fine.
I e-mailed Logo today, no response yet.

Short in the driver that runs be bulb?

 

[JKY]

I switched over to all LED's in the A, I do like the very low amp draw now at night. I hear that the Logo Lights are actually 8-12 volts, so at low RPM's or a low setting on 3rd brush, the lights will flicker, trying to stay lit. You may want to investigate this yourself.

Excellent point on the flicker.

 

[Dean Lemoine]

A special thanks to Ian at Creating Connections (Logo Lites) in Duluth, Georgia. I sent my flickering LEDs back to them last week. After a couple of troubleshooting discussions over the phone, he sent me 2 new lights. I installed them today and they’re fine, no more flickering or blinking. It’s really nice to deal with such helpful folks. .... .....(To JKY, apparently it wasn’t a “short in the driver that runs the bulb”)