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#1174527 07/18/2016 11:08 PM
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One of my headlight's hi beam burned out, and I need to get a new bulb. My system has been converted to 12v, so that totally confused my O'Reilly's clerk. Can anyone give me a headlight brand and part number of current production 12 volt bulb that will work in my 12 volt 53 3100? Thanks a million....(again)!

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6024, which is a 12 volt 7" halogen bulb. I would suggest going ahead and replacing both, usually when one goes, the other isn't far behind.
http://www.oreillyauto.com/site/c/detail/SYL0/H6024.oap?pt=01576&ppt=C0010

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Originally Posted by LONGBOX55
6024, which is a 12 volt 7" halogen bulb. I would suggest going ahead and replacing both, usually when one goes, the other isn't far behind.
http://www.oreillyauto.com/site/c/detail/SYL0/H6024.oap?pt=01576&ppt=C0010
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