Replacing Headlights

PLYMOUTH VOYAGER
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RO95GE12R6
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Plymouth Voyager, 98, 112K, 3.3L:
BACKGROUND:
The lenses of both headlights have gotten cloudy; neither Hi or Lo beams put very much light on the road. I am under the impression I have a sealed beam unit on the voyager. For safety reasons, I would like to purchase some replacement headlights that fit and offer increased visibility.
QUESTION:
From all the different suppliers how I be sure I am getting headlights that fit my Voyager and that put more light on the road?
Oct 1, 2007 at 3:01 PM
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CATWOMAN
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[quote:750e6bbf4b="justanold"]HELLO! You will need a new ignition lock cylinder to repair this. it comes as a kit and is a real pain to assemble even for an experienced Ford tech. let them do it or ship the new part to me. just pay for shipping both ways. fair enough?? 8) 8) 8)[/quote:750e6bbf4b]
Jul 18, 2007 at 4:04 PM
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BOOTDOG
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go to any auto parts store and give them the make model and year of the vehicle and they'll give you the headlights needed for your van.
Oct 1, 2007 at 6:27 PM
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