810-812 headlight bulbs

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23 Oct 2013 12:04 #26167 by Curt Schulze

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The line up disc is soldered in place. Heat it up and turn it to the desired location. It will not hurt the bulb a bit

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23 Oct 2013 07:24 #26163 by

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Pete, Is this your problem?

As far as I know the one on the left is a APF bulb for chrysler, the one on the right for other makes. What you need depends on the fitting in your reflector.

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17 Oct 2013 00:50 #26111 by stroker

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Gents- I have headlight reflectors which I think are correct and fit my car nicely, have the parking lamp hole on the bottom of the reflector and three sprung posts around the main center hole. I have several bulb types with corresponding holes in a base flange. My problem is when the bulbs are inserted and turned in place the high/low filaments are horizontal, creating wall images side by side.

What is the correct bulb that when inserted the filaments are aligned vertically?

This is driving me nuts and I hope someone can help!

Pete Rhoads

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