inginuity time TD-0346A LED Projector Headlights Set of 2 2010-2019
- Plug and play
- 9-14.5 V
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Stainless steel headlight assembly with crystal H4 bulb and amber incandescent turn signal
This United Pacific Industries headlight uses a crystal H4 bulb paired with an incandescent turn signal behind an amber lens. The sealed unit measures 11.5 by 11 by 11.5 inches and weighs 2.45 pounds. It is sold new and intended as a direct-fit replacement for classic vehicle lighting.
The assembly replaces older sealed-beam units or housings with yellowed plastic that reduce output. The jump is worth it when the original glass is cracked, the reflector has lost its shine, or the turn-signal amber has faded beyond legal visibility. Buyers needing a different bulb base or a projector-style beam should look elsewhere.
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The housing measures 11.5 inches by 11 inches by 11.5 inches.
The H4 bulb locks in with a retaining clip; the common mistake is not fully seating the clip, which causes the beam to shift.
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