head light bulb

[jdrooster]

Does anyone have any idea what the head light are from on an 08 stallion? Throughbred claims they changed computers and lost that info. what I need it the flat bracket that the bulb fits into. I have it out because the ground "ear" had broke off the edge.

Thanks,

Richard

[pmar6004]

Does anyone have any idea what the head light are from on an 08 stallion? Throughbred claims they changed computers and lost that info. what I need it the flat bracket that the bulb fits into. I have it out because the ground "ear" had broke off the edge.

Thanks,

Richard

Richard,

If they're the same as the '09 Stallions, I believe they are 65 watt H9's halogens. I replaced mine with LED'S.

pmar6004

[jdrooster]

Thanks for the reply Paul, I have the light bulb with the trailing wire that is about 4 inches long. What I need is the flat disk that is about the size of a silver dollar that the bulb fits into. If I knew what the whole light was made for I could probally go to NAPA and say this is what I need and have it in 30 seconds.

Thanks,

Richard

[Dragon]

Hello

If they are like mine they are 55w h3 bulbs, can you post a picture of what broke.

if the housing is broke then you will have a hard time finding a replacement. maybe

someone might have a extra part but doubtful. good luck

Dragon

[trikervet]

Does anyone have any idea what the head light are from on an 08 stallion? Throughbred claims they changed computers and lost that info. what I need it the flat bracket that the bulb fits into. I have it out because the ground "ear" had broke off the edge.

Thanks,

Richard

The later '08s and above were upgraded to an H_9 bulb. You may be able to get one of those from TBMS.

[trike tech]

Another thought or direction that may or may not do you any good. If the part that is damaged is inside the housing & is a metal part; you may be able to remove the headlight assembly & take to a fabrication shop. If they've got a tig welder they could likely make a replacement part and weld it inside the socket for you. They probably wouldn't be able to offer you any sort of "warranty" on the work, but it'd be better than what you have now. It may cost you $100 or so, but would still be cheaper than replacing the entire headlight assembly.

Just a thought from a different direction & perspective.

[jdrooster]

Another thought or direction that may or may not do you any good. If the part that is damaged is inside the housing & is a metal part; you may be able to remove the headlight assembly & take to a fabrication shop. If they've got a tig welder they could likely make a replacement part and weld it inside the socket for you. They probably wouldn't be able to offer you any sort of "warranty" on the work, but it'd be better than what you have now. It may cost you $100 or so, but would still be cheaper than replacing the entire headlight assembly.

Just a thought from a different direction & perspective.

that's exactly what I had to do. Pain in the rear to get to it but we finally got it out and a friend welded the "ground ear terminal" to the metal part and now I have lights.