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Headlight Bulb Part #

I have a '95 U240 and cannot find the headlight bulb number. I want to convert them to LED.
I have seen some from my year that seem to be 9004 HB1 but not sure that is correct.
Is the headlight/parking light cluster from a ford Bronco?
The manuals does not have any filter, bulb or other consumable part #'s
Thanks
1995 U-240 GrandVilla 36'
FMC# 18675
Lookingglass, OR
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Re: Headlight Bulb Part #

Reply #1 –
Yes from a Bronco and also the F150-250-350 used the same headlight assembly.
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Reply #2 –

The stock GV headlight uses a HB1 9004 12V 65/45W bulb.

In our coach I run Hella HB1 "off road" bulbs rated at 100/80W.  Brightens up the headlights a bit.  :thumbsup:

Amazon.com: HELLA HLA-H83155131 HB1 9004 12V 100/80W Off Road Use : Automotive

The thread linked below will provide some details about the GV headlight assembly and how it is removed/installed.

Grand Villa Headlight Replacement

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Reply #3 –
I noticed a BIG improvement just be replacing the headlight assembly with a new one. After nearly 30 years, the old lenses were not letting as much light through. I don't drive at night, but I do have the headlights on during the day. Sure makes it easier to see the coach.