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Turn Signal/Cowl Light Bulb - Double Contact - 6 Volt - Small Globe - 21-3 Candlepower - Ford

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      Product Information

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      Features

      • Staggered Pin Turn Signal 6 Volt Bulb
      • Unique Bulbs Are Staggered Pin Dual Filament With A Low Profile That Will Fit In Lamps Where A Conventional Bulb Won't
      • Use In A-13412-DC Socket
      • Overall Height Is Only 1-3/8"
      • Clear Globe 6 Volt, 21/6 Candle Power

      Description

      Turn Signal Bulb Design. The Turn Signal/Cowl Light Bulb - Double Contact - 6 Volt - Small Globe - 21-3 Candlepower - Ford is designed to provide reliable signaling with a compact profile. This bulb is engineered for lamps where standard bulbs cannot fit, ensuring proper functioning in unique lighting assemblies. Its dual filament capability allows for versatile usage in turn signals and other applications.

      Construction And Appearance. The bulb features a clear glass globe with a smooth finish and staggered dual filament pins constructed for optimal fit and performance. The low-profile design has an overall height of only 1-3/8 inches, allowing installation in tight lamp housings without clearance issues.

      Installation. Installation requires using the corresponding socket designed for staggered pin bulbs, with no additional modifications necessary. The process is straightforward for technicians familiar with vintage vehicle electrical components.

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