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#1065856 11/01/2014 3:26 PM
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I want to use my front parking lights on my 1950 3600 for both parking lights and signal lights. For that I'll need a dual socket. I found a dual socket, but I cant find a double filament bulb (small size) that will work. I did find the large bulb, but that wont fit in my original parking light housing. I am running a 6V system.

Anyone have a bulb number?

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try an 1158 it might fit


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