hella repacement lamps (1 Viewer)

[Rocknroll]

Where can i find a hella replacement lamp for a 74 fj40? Mine has a no name lamp that doesn't work and a hella lamp that is simply amazing for halogen. I would like to replace the no name with another hella lamp. Where in the heck can I find one? Thanks

 

[Conex]

Dont know exactly what your looking for, but it might be here
http://search.ebay.com/hella_W0QQfromZR40

 

[wesintl]

http://www.rallylights.com/

HTH

 

[Rocknroll]

Found them thruogh O'Reily's of all places. I'll post the part number exact cost as soon as it gets here. Very good and original looking upgrade imho.

 

[Cruzerman]

I recommend the E-code H4 Hellas.

 

[Sparky_Mark]

I have used Hella Vision Plus lamps. The housing replaces a standard H6024 lamp (7" round lamp). The bulb is replaceable (the bulb configuration is called HB2, and is the same as H4 except the pin assignment. H4 is for Europe, HB2 is for USA).
The model number is 70477. You should be able to have any local auto parts store order this for you. I got mine for about $40 each, including the HB2 bubls). You can get higher wattage replacement bulbs as well.

 

[Cruzerman]

While the vision plus lamps are better than stock, I think the E-Code lamps are far superior to the vision plus. Here's a site noting the difference between the two.

http://www.rallylights.com/useful_info/Vision_Plus.htm

 

[Sparky_Mark]

It really depends if you'd like to stay legal. The optics difference between European lamps and DOT lamps is significant. I wouldn't call it "far superior", but just different.

I suspect that you would not have any law enforcement issues if you chose the European lamps and aimed them correctly. Although not legal - they probably wouldn't care.

I'd suggest that you check your wiring for the lamps while you're in there. Use a multimeter to check for battery voltage and ground resistance.

 

[71FJ40]

I have also used http://www.rallylights.com/
Good guys - knowledgable