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what is the napa part number for deuce headlights? i cant get the tech section to work
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wsucougarx
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Old site is no more for now. The last time I got my 24v headlights at NAPA they couldn't find it in their system for a price. They had a couple on their shelf and asked what I was willing to give for them. I threw out an arbitrary $5 each and they took it:-0. Not sure if it was the NAPA I was at, but they said they no longer carried the 24v ones.
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You can take this info to NAPA to see if they can cross-reference:
Headlight, Wagner p/n 4863-1. 24 - 28 volts, sealed beam, high/low beams (80/60 Watts), made in USA by Wagner. Recent mfg date code. Fits Military vehicles with the rubber shell (packard) wire connectors.
NSN 6240009663831 or 6240005040981. Military P/N 8741491, MS18008-4863. Replaces GE 4860.
Headlight, Wagner p/n 4863-1. 24 - 28 volts, sealed beam, high/low beams (80/60 Watts), made in USA by Wagner. Recent mfg date code. Fits Military vehicles with the rubber shell (packard) wire connectors.
NSN 6240009663831 or 6240005040981. Military P/N 8741491, MS18008-4863. Replaces GE 4860.
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Do the 809 series 5 tons have the same headlights as deuces?
wsucougarx
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Yes they do
Bigred77
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got any extras? wanna double your money?
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I have Headlight # 4863 napa number from a list of lightbulb replacements for the deuce.
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Any normal NAPA will charge you ALOT for headlights. I'd order from Saturn, OD Iron, etc...
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I have brand new sealed 24v headlights. PM me.
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The best way to replace your headlights is to get the hella H4 kit.
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JasonS,care to elaborate on the Hella system?
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Here's a link on upgrading the lights to the Hella 7" headlights
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The above link says it all. Well worth it.
I did something similar to the H4 conversion above, except I'm cheap. I used 7 inch OEM Volkswagon reflectors (25$ on ebay) and surplus Lummax 24V 75/70W H4 bulbs (4.60 a pair on Ebay) All of the parts were new, and the whole thing cost 30$ and 15 minutes. The headlights are MUCH brighter than stock. I sealed everything with Permatex and heat shrink. If you are hung up on 100% "street legal" These aren't since the wattage is higher than DOT spec. They work great and new bulbs are cheap.
Strange quirk with these... I was informed that the low beam is the 75 watt and the high is 70 watt.
Strange quirk with these... I was informed that the low beam is the 75 watt and the high is 70 watt.
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last time i priced wagner bulbs they were $226 each and special order. i asked them if they were crazy.
my H4 high bulbs are 100 watt. you can see for miles. (almost)
tom
my H4 high bulbs are 100 watt. you can see for miles. (almost)
tom
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Four miles!? Thats a LOT!