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Hi, i have a signal stat 800 turn signal switch and for the life of me can't find what 6v light bulb i need for the pilot light under the green cover on the end of the stick. Any help is appreciated
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Try a #51 bulb. That should be the one for 6v. I think #53 was used for 12v.
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They were used on old Lionel train sets back in the ‘50s-‘60s. Should fit the Signal-Stat. They might actually be 7 volt.
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1939 Chevy 1 1/2 ton with 216