Hi,
My rear work light in burned out.
I was under the impression that it was the same as the two front lights.
I have discovered that the rear is a sealed beam instead of the 1133 bulb that is in the front.
Is the rear supposed to be a sealed beam?
If so, do any of you guys know what number sealed beam to buy for a replacement?
Thanks,
Ron
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The rear work lights had 1133's in them too. Yours may have been replaced at some time with a sealed beam unit. You should be able to find a replacement 6 volt sealed beam at and IH dealer, TSC or auto parts store. The bulb number should be stamped on the back of the bulb.
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