Driving Lights
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Driving Lights
Hey all ya Ford driving nuts, (been driving them for 25+ years
..lol), I have a 93 Ranger 4x4, and am trying to find a decent set of after market driving lights to replace the stock ones. 5 inch diameter, 50 watts, so I can utilize the stock harness, not to mention avoid the polizia. Mounting them is not going to be an issue. I have a good friend that has a massive shop atached to his house ( like a 2.5 ton bridge crane, every welder, bender, etc etc), so making proper brackets is not an issue! Of course, I'm a blazing idiot for putting a dime into a truck that has 194K plus on it, but it runs like a sewing machine, and I really like like the little beastie! First truck I've ever owned! Came with a stack 'o' slips for every bit of work/ oil changes, etc, etc,....
Any help will be greatly appreciated!
Drive on, and on, and on, and on...
Brian
..lol), I have a 93 Ranger 4x4, and am trying to find a decent set of after market driving lights to replace the stock ones. 5 inch diameter, 50 watts, so I can utilize the stock harness, not to mention avoid the polizia. Mounting them is not going to be an issue. I have a good friend that has a massive shop atached to his house ( like a 2.5 ton bridge crane, every welder, bender, etc etc), so making proper brackets is not an issue! Of course, I'm a blazing idiot for putting a dime into a truck that has 194K plus on it, but it runs like a sewing machine, and I really like like the little beastie! First truck I've ever owned! Came with a stack 'o' slips for every bit of work/ oil changes, etc, etc,....Any help will be greatly appreciated!
Drive on, and on, and on, and on...
Brian
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Well, after living with my 94 Ranger for 10 years (bought it new) I found the OEM driving lights to be pretty good. The weak link is the adhesive used to secure the glass to the fixture. I also found that Permatex black is a great adhesive for these glass lenses. Since I don't own that Ranger anymore, my spare driving light glass will soon be on Ebay. Check yours before they fall off; if loose the fix is fast and seemingly forever.
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thanks for the input folks! i'll do the ebay scan again, tried that yesterday to no avail. as for the stock lights, well when i got the truck one was broken, and the other one yellowed and grungy. now they are both in a landfill...lol. i'll keep searching!
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