What kind of headlight bulbs does a firebird have?
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Re: What kind of headlight bulbs does a firebird have?
Originally posted by firebirdjosh
Simple question, any answers?
Simple question, any answers?
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Re: Re: What kind of headlight bulbs does a firebird have?
Originally posted by CaptPicardsZ28
The simple answer is, call your local parts store or pontiac dealer. Sorry if that seems harsh but I tend to call 'em as I see 'em.
The simple answer is, call your local parts store or pontiac dealer. Sorry if that seems harsh but I tend to call 'em as I see 'em.
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Firebirds use quartz halogen sealed beam headlamps as standard equipment. The number is H6052. Take your pick of the brand of lamp, GE, Wagner, Sylvania, etc...
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Re: Re: Re: What kind of headlight bulbs does a firebird have?
Originally posted by firebirdjosh
I have no phone/no parts stores within 20 minutes. I imagine someone at one point has replaced their headlights and would know.
I have no phone/no parts stores within 20 minutes. I imagine someone at one point has replaced their headlights and would know.
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Re: Re: Re: Re: What kind of headlight bulbs does a firebird have?
Originally posted by CaptPicardsZ28
You wait an entire day to get your info and you say the parts store is 20 minutes away, yet thats where you will be heading now that you have the info you need? What a waste of bandwidth. Should have taken my advice. You could have easily have done a search as well. The 6052 bulbs are as common as underwear. They fit several types of vehicles. Now that you are getting the bulb changed hopefully you will "see the light."
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You wait an entire day to get your info and you say the parts store is 20 minutes away, yet thats where you will be heading now that you have the info you need? What a waste of bandwidth. Should have taken my advice. You could have easily have done a search as well. The 6052 bulbs are as common as underwear. They fit several types of vehicles. Now that you are getting the bulb changed hopefully you will "see the light."
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Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: What kind of headlight bulbs does a firebird have?
Originally posted by firebirdjosh
P.S., my headlight bulbs aren't burned out. You know what happens when you make ASSumptions. I needed the info so I can find out the wattage to see what wiring I need to run since I'm tossing in brighter reverse lights/high beams for the jerks that tailgate me. So a 20 minute ride each way to get the part number to come home and find out it's not what I want. Thanks anyway for your useless input. :lala:
P.S., my headlight bulbs aren't burned out. You know what happens when you make ASSumptions. I needed the info so I can find out the wattage to see what wiring I need to run since I'm tossing in brighter reverse lights/high beams for the jerks that tailgate me. So a 20 minute ride each way to get the part number to come home and find out it's not what I want. Thanks anyway for your useless input. :lala:
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