Wtb: Headlamp asm/housing
02-11-2015, 04:57 PM
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Racer
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Wtb: Headlamp asm/housing
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Looking for a passenger side, inner, high beam housing with TWO prongs. Looks like #11 in illustration, but it is #10 R.H., not shown. Brackets for screws are in different position from 11.
Prongs for plug must be secure, no rust on housing. Part #596840, for a 1972
Thanks, Chris
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Looking for a passenger side, inner, high beam housing with TWO prongs. Looks like #11 in illustration, but it is #10 R.H., not shown. Brackets for screws are in different position from 11.
Prongs for plug must be secure, no rust on housing. Part #596840, for a 1972
Thanks, Chris
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02-11-2015, 05:27 PM
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Hi Chris,
Nice to talk to you!
Maybe looking for a B stamped cup?
Good Luck!
Regards,
Alan
I read the AIM as the #840 being the RH Outer
while #837 is the RH Inner.
This is tricky because typically even numbers are right side parts while odd numbers are left side parts.
But in this case each headlight frame has a right and left side….. I THINK!!!
Nice to talk to you!
Maybe looking for a B stamped cup?
Good Luck!
Regards,
Alan
I read the AIM as the #840 being the RH Outer
while #837 is the RH Inner.
This is tricky because typically even numbers are right side parts while odd numbers are left side parts.
But in this case each headlight frame has a right and left side….. I THINK!!!
Last edited by Alan 71; 02-11-2015 at 05:33 PM.
02-11-2015, 05:31 PM
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Racer
Thread Starter
Thanks Alan, great picture. I haven't pulled it out yet. My light wasn't working so I checked the plug. One prong, the ground I believe was loose and about to come off.
Thanks again for the info!
Chris
Thanks again for the info!
Chris