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Replacing Hella lights

Now that I've changed the headlights, I'm thinking that I should move on down to the Hellas. The ideal replacements would be exact drop-ins, but I suspect that they either don't exist or would cost far more than what I want to spend. Any suggestions? The next time I'm out at the coach I'm going to pull one off and measure the opening, but I'm guessing that someone has already done this.

Thanks.

Re: Replacing Hella lights

Reply #1 –
Check the Nylight site.
96 U270 BUILD 4810
85 380SL
Drummonds TN.

Re: Replacing Hella lights

Reply #2 –
One possible solution:

What did you do to your coach today IV
1993 U280 SE 40' WTBI, Build: 4359
C8.3 300hp, 6-Speed, Exhaust Brake
960 watts on the roof (6 x 160)
Sorento (or BOLT) on a Kar Kaddy SS
"Nature abhors a vacuum"

Re: Replacing Hella lights

Reply #3 –
Try this: My Hella Lights :: Home
Tim Dianics
Pam Sapienza
Vader PupZilla Labrador Canine Beast (AKA Pup)
Columbia, MO
1996 U320 4000
2021 Jeep Gladiator, Diesel

Re: Replacing Hella lights

Reply #4 –
Quote from: Chuck & Jeannie –
One possible solution:

What did you do to your coach today IV
Rigid Industries Make truly outstanding Led lights. I own one 18 light bar that exceeds all the other light bars I've purchased. But as the man says the are not cheap. I would go so far as saying you better be seated and would recommend several cocktails before you price them to reduce the shock. I traded for mine. CB. Going on the Bronco.
Scott
 

Re: Replacing Hella lights

Reply #5 –
I have one cracked H4 Hella. The LEDs are so much better and draw far less. I just bought a pair of Cheapish LED fogs to replace the old Hellas. Time moves on.