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As stated earlier on my 42 Dodge coupe I was only getting 4.5 volts to the headlight socket without the engine running so the new halogen bulbs were dimmer than the conventional ones.  I then installed a relay and cleaned all connections and got a reading of 5.8 volts at the socket.  Yay !!!!   Brighter lights now !!!!

 

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20 hours ago, Reg Evans said:

As stated earlier on my 42 Dodge coupe I was only getting 4.5 volts to the headlight socket without the engine running so the new halogen bulbs were dimmer than the conventional ones.  I then installed a relay and cleaned all connections and got a reading of 5.8 volts at the socket.  Yay !!!!   Brighter lights now !!!!

 

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What's the part number and where did you buy it? I'd like to do the same. Thanks

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I bought 3 different kinds for my cars.  I just made sure they had instructions. Found them on eBay by searching 6 VOLT HEADLIGHT RELAY.  I did my 33 Plymouth, 39 Chrysler, and 42 dodge.  

ebay #'s  311988207118,162737275380, and 401422563935 

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1 hour ago, Uberchin said:

Thanks. I found one like yours. How did you wire up your 42 Dodge? I have a 47 Chrysler. 

 

I followed these instructions that came with it.

 

 

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