Video of Opti-Brite Headlight Conversion Kit - Sealed Beam to LED - 7" Round - Aluminum - High/Low Beam
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Video Transcript for Optronics Opti-Brite Replacement Headlamp Installation - 1976 Ford F-250
Speaker 1: Today on our 1976 Ford F250 we're going to be taking a look at showing you how to install the 7" Optronics replacement headlamp for optibright sealed beam to LED conversion kit, part number HLL93HLB.Also, available in a pack of two with part number HLL93HLB-2.This is what our lights are going to look like when they're installed. What these are going to do is they're going to replace your old worn out lights with a more high quality, efficient light.These lights are going to offer read facing LEDs and a metallic, parabolic reflector, which create a broad smooth beam.These lights are going to be a seven inch. They are goin to offer a 30,000 hour life span. They have a high and low beam built in. These are going to have a durable surface mount technology construction of LED circuit board, which better withstands shock and vibration and allows for improved heat distribution.There are going to work with 12 and 24 volt DC systems. Dicast aluminum housing, which is rust proof.
They're also going to be DOT compliant.With a Phillips screw driver we're going to have three screws that are going to remove this retaining ring. You want to retain these screws because we're going to be putting them back in.We'll pull our light out like this and on the back side, we're going to have a three prong plug. My hand was a little bit too big to get in there so I just use the end of the screw driver just to kind of pull it off enough where I can fit it back there.Now I'm just cleaning this plug off. If it's too bad you can replace them. This plug doesn't look bad it just looks like it's got a lot of dirt on it.
I'm just taking a little screw driver and just scraping it off. Try to keep the screw driver away from your connection there.One thing that I'm going to suggest, if you're going to be putting new lights in, if these are the original rings that are on your lights, I would suggest replacing them. These tabs are just held on by a little bitty weld spot and if there are old these will fall off very easy.This is the only thing that holds your headlight into that housing. Get our light plugged in and it's going to plug in to your existing wiring. Then take our new ring, reinstall our screws for our ring.
Go ahead and tighten them up.You'll notice right here at the top it's going to say top so you know where the top of the bulb is. So you know which way when you put them in, which side is going to be the top.That'll do it for the Optronics 7" replacement headlamp for optibrights sealed beam to LED conversion kit, part number HLL93HLB on our 1967 Ford F250.
Robert L.
11/15/2020
Honestly I tried a couple of different things but the light pattern on both lights were not solid, more of a streak pattern. They are currently being stored in my tool box to hopefully be used successfully in another project.