Is it important to fix a burned out headlight?
Discussion in 'Experienced Truckers' Advice' started by A Bug, Sep 15, 2015.
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I've only had to replace one headlamp bulb in one of the Volvo's. Not that hard. Had to replace the turn signal/DRL bulbs a few times. I wish they made an amber version of the extra long life 4114 bulb they created for the clear GM DRL lamps in the pickups. They are rated at 14 volts for both the high and low filaments whereas the XX57NA bulbs are only rated for 12 volts on the high side, not ideal for constant on applications, which is why the cheap truck stop bulbs burn out so fast. The cheap bulbs turn clear too as they aren't amber glass, they're painted and the paint burns off. I only put in name brand bulbs from Sylvania, Philips or General Electric, as they have a longer service life and don't turn clear.
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I never get pulled over for being black.
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I did once but plead not guilty and the charges were dropped.
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i know if your driving a cascadia the high and low bulbs are interchangeable so you dont have to be noticed
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I'm (and I'm sure many of y'all are too) very grateful to all those drivers who chose to drive with burnt out lights, missing mudflaps and 3 months worth of dash trash. You make me look real good.
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