Help to identify my headlights
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This site seems to have the replacements. ie: 084605 Headlight sealing cap VALEO 327642270 - RétrOptic'Auto
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This site seems to have the replacements. ie: 084605 Headlight sealing cap VALEO 327642270 - RétrOptic'Auto
Down on that page I see:
Direct replacement:Headlight Code H1 "Morette" "Surface complexe" CIBIE 084605 - RétrOptic'Auto
Clear replacement???:Headlight Road H1 "Morette" "Surface complexe" CIBIE 084604 - RétrOptic'Auto
. . . and the important part, it actually shows measurements. Both items show:
Width (en mm) : 150
Leight (in mm) : 90
Type : H1
The "clear" one looks to be mostly clear but definitely not 100% diffused like the original.
Maybe Soft Ride has earned a pastry?
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Soft Ride (11-14-2018)
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Thank you for your answers. I know well the website RétrOptic'Auto whose I am a customer. The headlights they propose are strictly the original Alpine parts and I still have two of them new in the box The first is the low beam and the second, the high beam.
What I would like to do is to replace them with more actual headlights, with crystal glass and complex reflector exactly as this :
I have two questions :
- Are the dimensions of my headlights identical to those of the 98-02 Firebird (to fit to the housing) ?
- If yes, someone knows a supplier that propose european E-mark approved ones ?
What I would like to do is to replace them with more actual headlights, with crystal glass and complex reflector exactly as this :
I have two questions :
- Are the dimensions of my headlights identical to those of the 98-02 Firebird (to fit to the housing) ?
- If yes, someone knows a supplier that propose european E-mark approved ones ?
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I show the Sylvania H4701 as a possible replacement unit for a 2000 Firebird and 1990 Suburban. The face dimensions of this bulb are 6.4" X 3.8" which converts to 162.56mm X 96.52mm so:
Alpine versus Firebird equals difference
Width 150mm versus 162.56mm equals 12.56mm wider than Alpine
Height 90mm versus 96.52mm equals 6.52mm taller than Alpine
Looking at your picture, I don't see extra room for the assemblies without getting creative.
Alpine versus Firebird equals difference
Width 150mm versus 162.56mm equals 12.56mm wider than Alpine
Height 90mm versus 96.52mm equals 6.52mm taller than Alpine
Looking at your picture, I don't see extra room for the assemblies without getting creative.
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Soft Ride (11-15-2018)
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I show the Sylvania H4701 as a possible replacement unit for a 2000 Firebird and 1990 Suburban. The face dimensions of this bulb are 6.4" X 3.8" which converts to 162.56mm X 96.52mm so:
Alpine versus Firebird equals difference
Width 150mm versus 162.56mm equals 12.56mm wider than Alpine
Height 90mm versus 96.52mm equals 6.52mm taller than Alpine
Looking at your picture, I don't see extra room for the assemblies without getting creative.
Alpine versus Firebird equals difference
Width 150mm versus 162.56mm equals 12.56mm wider than Alpine
Height 90mm versus 96.52mm equals 6.52mm taller than Alpine
Looking at your picture, I don't see extra room for the assemblies without getting creative.
Someone can verify its Firebird'* 98-02 headlights ? We would be fixed.
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If someone here does have one and is watching, I'm sure they'd chime in.
If I happen across one in a junkyard I'll be sure to measure and let you know.
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