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Correct Stop/Turn Bulb

MILRET45

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In the SS parts cross reference list the NAPA 1662 (lmp) is listed as the correct stop and turn signal bulb for all military but when I bring up the NAPA catalog it shows a twin contact base and staggered side pin 24v bulb. The burned out bulb I removed from my M35 and cross checked to my M715 is a single base contact (dual filiament) with matching position side pins.

Is there another NAPA number that matches this configuration?
 

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ida34

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The 1662 is the 24 volt equivalent to an 1157. It has the stop turn and tail light in the same bulb. I am not sure why the cross ref has that one listed. I just ordered a couple to put in my magnetic lights to use with the deuce. You would need the 24 volt equivalent to an 1156 for a stop and turn. I have not replaced mine so I don't know what the correct number is. Hopefully someone will chime in with the correct number.
 

MILRET45

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I looked at the 12v 1156 listing and while it has the single base contact it's also a single filament blub so a a 24v equivalent would still not be the correct match. I've looked through most all the NAPA catalog bulb listings and couldn't come up with a dual filament, single base contact version.
 

Barrman

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All the lights in the M35 are single contact. The 24V version of the 1156 is the correct bulb for the stop/blinker light. All of mine are at home right now so I don't have the number for you.

If NAPA gives you a price higher than $3.00 or so per bulb, look at the normal auto parts places like O'Reilly's. I got a bag of these bulbs a month ago for less than $2.00 each from O'Reilly.
 

MILRET45

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Issue is solved, the SS NAPA cross reference should read 1683, not 1662. This was further confused by the NAPA catalog listing for the 1683 which calls it a 'dome' light and the illustration does not show the second filament. I did buy two at a nearby NAPA but won't again. Price is outa sight.
 

vtdeucedriver

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How many you want.........................I got em....#1683...................$1.00 a piece. I will even consider trade on some M151 parts!!!
 
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