On my 1989 Convertible, it looks like I have 5 bulbs. All are burnt out. Took apart the assembly. It was if never apart in 30 years.

Anyways, looks like bulbs are marked "CE" "89180"

I cannot find a cross reference or source. Any thoughts from those who have replaced on their 1989 era ASC Convertible?
Thanks.

 

Do the same search, but look for 3rd brake light bulbs for an 89 Iroc hardtop.

 

If the bulbs look anything like this, your best bet would be rock auto where I got these. They’re getting harder to find now but may still be found in your local auto parts stores

 

Lon at TDS has what you are looking for.

 

Those things get damn hot, theyre pricey too.I gutted mine due to warpage.

 

https://www.thirdgen.org/forums/auto...-makeover.html

Here is a link to the thread with the bulbs I used. They were cheap and got all the bulbs in one pack. LED to boot so the heat won't melt the socket.

 

Thanks. 891 Wagner Bulbs are still available. That's the right part number, as the ASC Convertible, at least in 1989, uses a 5 bulb fixture from the 1989 Camaro.

Appreciate the info posted here.

 

I sell them in both 10 watt and 20 watt flavor on my web site. Some have complained of warpage due to the heat of the 20W, but they are riding their brakes a lot. That's why I started selling the 10W as an alternative. Personally I haven't experienced an issue using the 20W. However my Camaro convertible has been converted a T5 and I'll put it in neutral at a stop and if it's level ground I'm also of the brake.

Lon Salgren
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Thanks, Lon.

Auto parts stores wanted $11.00/each + tax for the 891 bulbs, if you could even find them

 

Seems it's a bigger issue than just the bulbs...

https://www.thirdgen.org/forums/elec...ml#post6313708

Any help or insight, appreciated. TIA.

 

I used a red LED strip instead. The bulbs were way to pricey and hard to come by, and the LED strip was $20 for a pair. Took all of 5 min to rig up in place and wire into the system, and is much brighter than the bulbs would have been. Been working flawlessly ever since.

 

Thanks. Turned out it was the contacts on the hinge not making contact with the lower pad on one side. The one pin is wonky and needed to replace the part. Bulbs were fine.

 

hOW ABOUT A PART NUMBER AND SOURCE? Thanks.

 

I received my bulbs today. I installed the 10 watt versions. Fit perfect.

 

I bought replacements halogens from Menards. They were in a pack of 5 if I remember correctly. They were available in 10 or 20 watts. I put the 10 watt bulbs in. I hope that helps.

 

These were expensive little bastards back when they were new cars. I recall the list price at the GM dealer being $15.

 

The dealer is always overpriced on a lot of the little things. I checked at the local dealer shortly after I purchased my convertible and the price was way our of line. I searched else where and menards had them.

 

thank you for the info!!! i looked high and low and could not find them. NAPA had them in stock in Canada 06/27/2022 for $8CAN each.

 

rockauto has them starting at $1.51 each, shipping to S Utah, vis USPS $ 3.99

 

I replaced them in my ‘88 a few tears ago and just today replaced them in my ‘89 I picked up a few weeks ago. I got them from Amazon. The pins need to be slightly bent out to match the light sockets tho.

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