sealed beam is the type where you have to replace the whole thing, you
can't access the bulb. I know the 88'-91's have them, but I don't know
much about the other years. I'm pretty sure 92'-95- have them too...
-mike sykes
>>> Jon Steiger <stei0302@cs.fredonia.edu> 03/15/98 07:58pm >>>
At 07:32 PM 3/15/98 -0600, you wrote:
>I got an e-mail responce from eurolights.com that says my truck can
>either have sealed beams or bulb type. When my headlight went out, I
>went to wal- mart and replaced the bulb. So what's the difference btw
>Sealed Beam and bulb type. I'm assuming I've got bulb type, 'cause I
>was able to change my bulb. (or is that too simple?)
>Thanks,
>--
I could be wrong, but I believe the sealed beam type are the kind
where you can't take the light apart and replace a bulb. You basically
have to replace the entire headlight. (Its got a plug on the back of
the headlight that plugs into a receptacle.) I think my Father's last
car (91 Voyager) had them, although his current 94 Caravan has bulbs
I think.
(Your .sig came through OK here)
-Jon-
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