hi list
i get mine at my work a Ford/Sterling truck dealer through the parts
department the price of headlight bulbs is $12.75 the other bulbs are
about $.75 ea. headlight bulbs don't come with wires but have the crimp
connectors soldered on i just cut the old ones off and crimp on new
bulb.
oh by the way they are made by Wagner
Richard burrell
MVPA# 20227
MVCC
1971 M35A2 w/w
pendleto@usit.net wrote:
>
> You can buy 24 volt headlights from NAPA, but they are about $100 ea. Scared
> me off real fast.
>
> Bobby Joe Pendleton II
> MVPA#17657
> ----- Original Message -----
> From: <mblair1@home.net>
> To: "Military Vehicles List" <mil-veh@skylee.com>
> Sent: Wednesday, 28 June, 2000 10:09 PM
> Subject: Re: [MV] M35 electrical (lights) questions
>
> >
> > "Les Newman" <lnewman@tridium.com> wrote:
> > > I take it everything is 24volts.
> >
> > Yup.
> >
> > > Do places like NAPA carry 24V lights for replacing headlights,
> taillights
> > > and such?
> >
> > I don't know if NAPA carries or can order headlights, and the blackout
> > driving light on the M35 might be a problem (but it's not legal on the
> > road, anyway), but all of the other tail, marker, turn and instrument
> > panel lights are available through various bulb vendors. I get my MV
> > bulbs through Bulb Direct (http://www.bulbdirect.com/), and I got my
> > replacement headlights for my HMMWV (they're the same as the Deuce
> > lights) from another MV member on this list.
> >
> > I have a cross-reference list for the M44-series trucks (including the
> > M35) on my web page (see below). It has the cross-reference
> > information I've collected so far for things like lamps, fluids,
> > filters, etc.
> >
> > For a lighted rear license plate, I bought a civvy lighted plate
> > bracket from an RV shop, replaced the bulb with a 24V equivalent which
> > fit in the socket and was rated with roughly the same light output,
> > and made a "Y" adapter to tap into the nearest tail light without
> > needing to cut any wires. I mounted the plate bracket on a hunk of
> > steel bar stock bolted onto the existing bolts which secure the angle
> > braces to the metal plate over the left rear mud flap, so I didn't
> > have to add any holes. Thus, my modification is completely reversible.
> > Someday I ought to publish details...
> >
> > I did a similar trick on my HMMWV, though I used a nicer (and more
> > expensive) plate light from NAPA, and built my own bracket. On that
> > one, I tapped power from the left side marker light. Again, no new
> > holes, and I'll probably publish details someday.
> >
> > When you pick out a license plate bracket, let us know what type of
> > 12V bulb it came with (there ought to be a number on the side), and
> > we'll see if we can find a 24V equivalent. Both of my different lights
> > used the same bulb. My bulbs are downstairs and I'm not, so I won't
> > bother looking them up unless you end up with a bracket that wants the
> > same bulb. :-)
> >
> > Good luck, and have fun with your new toy!
> >
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