REPLACE 2000 ALLURE HEAD LIGHTSBy Adrian Pancaldi 0 Members and 1 Guest are viewing this topic. Table of Contents REPLACE 2000 ALLURE HEAD LIGHTSRe: REPLACE 2000 ALLURE HEAD LIGHTSRe: REPLACE 2000 ALLURE HEAD LIGHTSRe: REPLACE 2000 ALLURE HEAD LIGHTS REPLACE 2000 ALLURE HEAD LIGHTS January 22, 2013, 07:37:11 pm Yahoo Message Number: 85304 Does anyone know were to get new looking head lights? WERE DID YOU GET THEM AND HOW MUCH? I am having no Luck fining any! Thank you for any help you may be able to give me! DMG 2000 Allure # 30498 Re: REPLACE 2000 ALLURE HEAD LIGHTS Reply #2 – January 22, 2013, 08:47:04 pm Yahoo Message Number: 85306 Headlight replacements are available on Ebay. Search Country Coach and scroll down until you reach headlights I think they are 350.00 for a set including the cornering light. I have not replaced mine but did retrofit HID bulbs into the existing lens after polishing out most, (some)?, of the scratches. The kit I used has an electro-magnetic solenoid to switch the single plasma bulb from low to high beam by physically repositioning the bulb. they are sold with only one power unit for both bulbs so I purchased an additional power unit to eliminate wiring runs from the single unit to both headlights, The additional cost is minimal. I found that I had to adjust my headlight aim and modify the aiming mechanism but I had repeatedly attempted to improve the headlight function by re-aiming and damaged the adjusters prior to installing the HID units. Bottom line is I have acceptable performing headlights, still not as good as I would like but I can see to drive on our dark roads and I am not having oncoming drivers “flash ” me. I believe that you would be happy with the 5000k temperature (color). I feel that installing HID’s in existing headlight assemblies delivers about 30% more light and retains the high-low function. My cost (Ebay) was less than $100.00 total and I have been running them for the last 14000 miles with significant night time use. Hid use has not caused any further deterioration to the Ford plastic units. I am happy with the modification. David White 99 Allure #30349 [external_link_head] [external_link offset=1] Re: REPLACE 2000 ALLURE HEAD LIGHTS Reply #3 – January 22, 2013, 08:59:36 pm Yahoo Message Number: 85307 I found my headlights on eBay for a 1996 Affinity $33 for the set of right and left side, lens and housing complete with lens adjustment. Some are charging $75 for one side. Tom Buka Cat 350 hp 48k miles Cadillac two wheels [external_link offset=2] 18.17 mpg according to Cat diagnosis Re: REPLACE 2000 ALLURE HEAD LIGHTS Reply #4 – January 23, 2013, 03:12:28 pm Yahoo Message Number: 85323 Most headlight assy. are not made special for Country Coach, They are the same as ones used in some trucks. If you look on the assy. you will see a part number that you can used to find out who made the assy. and what it was used in. [external_footer]
Table of Contents REPLACE 2000 ALLURE HEAD LIGHTSRe: REPLACE 2000 ALLURE HEAD LIGHTSRe: REPLACE 2000 ALLURE HEAD LIGHTSRe: REPLACE 2000 ALLURE HEAD LIGHTS REPLACE 2000 ALLURE HEAD LIGHTS January 22, 2013, 07:37:11 pm Yahoo Message Number: 85304 Does anyone know were to get new looking head lights? WERE DID YOU GET THEM AND HOW MUCH? I am having no Luck fining any! Thank you for any help you may be able to give me! DMG 2000 Allure # 30498
Re: REPLACE 2000 ALLURE HEAD LIGHTS Reply #2 – January 22, 2013, 08:47:04 pm Yahoo Message Number: 85306 Headlight replacements are available on Ebay. Search Country Coach and scroll down until you reach headlights I think they are 350.00 for a set including the cornering light. I have not replaced mine but did retrofit HID bulbs into the existing lens after polishing out most, (some)?, of the scratches. The kit I used has an electro-magnetic solenoid to switch the single plasma bulb from low to high beam by physically repositioning the bulb. they are sold with only one power unit for both bulbs so I purchased an additional power unit to eliminate wiring runs from the single unit to both headlights, The additional cost is minimal. I found that I had to adjust my headlight aim and modify the aiming mechanism but I had repeatedly attempted to improve the headlight function by re-aiming and damaged the adjusters prior to installing the HID units. Bottom line is I have acceptable performing headlights, still not as good as I would like but I can see to drive on our dark roads and I am not having oncoming drivers “flash ” me. I believe that you would be happy with the 5000k temperature (color). I feel that installing HID’s in existing headlight assemblies delivers about 30% more light and retains the high-low function. My cost (Ebay) was less than $100.00 total and I have been running them for the last 14000 miles with significant night time use. Hid use has not caused any further deterioration to the Ford plastic units. I am happy with the modification. David White 99 Allure #30349 [external_link_head] [external_link offset=1]
Re: REPLACE 2000 ALLURE HEAD LIGHTS Reply #3 – January 22, 2013, 08:59:36 pm Yahoo Message Number: 85307 I found my headlights on eBay for a 1996 Affinity $33 for the set of right and left side, lens and housing complete with lens adjustment. Some are charging $75 for one side. Tom Buka Cat 350 hp 48k miles Cadillac two wheels [external_link offset=2] 18.17 mpg according to Cat diagnosis
Re: REPLACE 2000 ALLURE HEAD LIGHTS Reply #4 – January 23, 2013, 03:12:28 pm Yahoo Message Number: 85323 Most headlight assy. are not made special for Country Coach, They are the same as ones used in some trucks. If you look on the assy. you will see a part number that you can used to find out who made the assy. and what it was used in.
