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    Land rover do Halgen sealed beam ones (which is what is in my 90 ). I may get a set when i go back to the uk in a couple months
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    Quote Originally Posted by Reads90 View Post
    Is there anywhere i can get a sealed beam light for my 90 from.
    Just had arguemnet with a land rover supplier as i ask for a sealed beem light and he say that he can get an after market one for $44 and when i asked if it was halagen he said yeah you have to just go and get a halegen bulb from supercheap. It was at that point i said if you can put a bulb in it then it is not sealed beam then is it . Ding wat

    Also is there a reason that no defender in Aus has sealed beam lights

    Ali
    When mine went, I just popped along to Repco. It's a regular 7" round unit and will cost $20-$30.

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    I bought sealed beam headlights for my Rodeo after I filled the semi sealed ones up with water and the reflectors went brown.

    I bought them from Autobarn. They were rectangular but they had round ones too. That was about 5 years ago though.

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    Sealed beam lights pretty much went out twenty years ago, but they can be found with a bit of looking. The Landrover ones are standard fitting.

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    There are two types of sealed beams, the ones you buy from supercheap etc that are like the ones in an HR Holden, simply two filaments inside a 7"glass bowl.
    There are also sealed beam halogen lights which have an outer sealed unit as well as a halogen bulb which is fused to the inside of the 7"unit. I had these on a Maverick and when replaced with a standard sealed beam they were not nearly as good.
    I have not seen the halogen type at any of the aftermarket retailers.
    This is the beast to which I refer
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    If you couldnt get a 7inch sealed beam from Repco or somewhere i would be real surprised, every old ford and holden has them, in all honest get some H7 inserts and a pair of halogen bulbs and upgrade, You may want to fit a realy if you dont already have one, doubt you would have any trouble here, last time I bought a selaed beam was about 12 bux for a Bosch unit.

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    went past supercrap tonight......they sell sealed beams......
    round ones in 5 and 7 inch...... and they also had the square shape ones......


    the round ones were $15 - $17 each.......

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    Surely they are the same as the standard Toyota sealed beam? You should be able to get them from just about anywhere.
    I have just pulled a spare Toyota one out of our spares cupboared and it is a 178mm or 7" sealed beam Hella 12V75/50W part no : 1075
    Should only be about $20ea.
    Prsonally I would upgrade to QH.
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    He is looking for a quartz halogen sealed beam not a tungsten-vacuum sealed beam. QH sealed beams were once made by Hella in both 7" & 5 3/4", but are now only listed in their catalogue in 5 3/4". A call to the Hella Techline 1800 061 729 may locate some old stock. I would prefer that all cars went back to round headlights. I was staggered to find the cost of a new light unit for my late Falcon was $290 at the Ford dealer. At the time one could buy a sealed beam at K-mart under $10.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Brian Hjelm View Post
    . I would prefer that all cars went back to round headlights. I was staggered to find the cost of a new light unit for my late Falcon was $290 at the Ford dealer. At the time one could buy a sealed beam at K-mart under $10.
    Not only that, but you get better light out of a round headlight.

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