Driving light bulb question.
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Does the driving lights for the 90 SSE fit the 95 SSEi? I believe I have a new one for the 90 that I never used, and no longer have the car, but I need one for the 95?
I think the 95 needs an 880.
I think the 95 needs an 880.
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I guess the only way to check now is to remove it from the 95 and cross reference, but first I have to find out where I put the one for the 90. It was in a sort of orange and white box. Is that the Bosch brand?
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Originally Posted by Bonneville94V688
95 is 880, 90 SSE is a H3 bulb.
Damn, I think you're right, it'* starting to come back to me now.
What does everyone think of these?
http://cgi.ebay.ca/Pontiac-Bonnevill...wItem#shipping
Stock driving light lenses are plastic. They may bubble and melt if you go too hot.
Just go aftermarket and run 50 or 100watt H3'*. In AFTERmarket lights. Mine were 30 bucks. I run 50watt H3'* on the SLE, and 100w H3'* on the Zilla. Much better reflector design, hardened glass lenses.
Cyberwhite Navigators. Available at your friendly Wal-Mart store.
Just go aftermarket and run 50 or 100watt H3'*. In AFTERmarket lights. Mine were 30 bucks. I run 50watt H3'* on the SLE, and 100w H3'* on the Zilla. Much better reflector design, hardened glass lenses.
Cyberwhite Navigators. Available at your friendly Wal-Mart store.
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