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It takes the same one that my '95 F-150 takes. You can get the *Ford* part here for $13.18 (I just looked):
https://www.bowenscarff-fordparts.com/index.php
They're a Ford dealer in Kent, WA. I buy a lot of stuff from those guys.
It says the list price is only $18.30. The only other thing you'd need is the screw, but you could probably find something to make it work. The bulb type is a 912 (I just looked in my owner's manual).
The Ford part is cheaper than the $24.95 "universal" part from LMC. Hmmmm...
https://www.bowenscarff-fordparts.com/index.php
They're a Ford dealer in Kent, WA. I buy a lot of stuff from those guys.
It says the list price is only $18.30. The only other thing you'd need is the screw, but you could probably find something to make it work. The bulb type is a 912 (I just looked in my owner's manual).
The Ford part is cheaper than the $24.95 "universal" part from LMC. Hmmmm...
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It takes the same one that my '95 F-150 takes. You can get the *Ford* part here for $13.18 (I just looked):
https://www.bowenscarff-fordparts.com/index.php
They're a Ford dealer in Kent, WA. I buy a lot of stuff from those guys.
It says the list price is only $18.30. The only other thing you'd need is the screw, but you could probably find something to make it work. The bulb type is a 912 (I just looked in my owner's manual).
The Ford part is cheaper than the $24.95 "universal" part from LMC. Hmmmm...
https://www.bowenscarff-fordparts.com/index.php
They're a Ford dealer in Kent, WA. I buy a lot of stuff from those guys.
It says the list price is only $18.30. The only other thing you'd need is the screw, but you could probably find something to make it work. The bulb type is a 912 (I just looked in my owner's manual).
The Ford part is cheaper than the $24.95 "universal" part from LMC. Hmmmm...
Thanks for sharing.
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It takes the same one that my '95 F-150 takes. You can get the *Ford* part here for $13.18 (I just looked):
https://www.bowenscarff-fordparts.com/index.php
They're a Ford dealer in Kent, WA. I buy a lot of stuff from those guys.
It says the list price is only $18.30. The only other thing you'd need is the screw, but you could probably find something to make it work. The bulb type is a 912 (I just looked in my owner's manual).
The Ford part is cheaper than the $24.95 "universal" part from LMC. Hmmmm...
https://www.bowenscarff-fordparts.com/index.php
They're a Ford dealer in Kent, WA. I buy a lot of stuff from those guys.
It says the list price is only $18.30. The only other thing you'd need is the screw, but you could probably find something to make it work. The bulb type is a 912 (I just looked in my owner's manual).
The Ford part is cheaper than the $24.95 "universal" part from LMC. Hmmmm...
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Nevermind...it's a hood LAMP, not a light! Found it.
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I just went to "02 OEM Catalog", used the drop-downs to select the year and model, the under categories, "HOOD", then "Hood components", and clicked on "Under hood lamp". I use the dealers that are on the Web for our vehicles (Ford and Toyota) because I can buy OEM parts a lot cheaper than from the local dealers. Both of our daily drivers are '95 models, so most of the parts are still available from the dealer.
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