t3 headlights

[Keith G.]

For1967 which way should the lines run ???

[Arland D.]

Re: t3 headlights

I believe there are no lines in the triangle and no DOT. The word GUIDE should be present.

[Frank D.]

Re: t3 headlights

I've had this document for a long time but never reallly verifired all of it,

[Brian M.]

Re: t3 headlights

If you are having your car judged, I wouldn't take a chance with Original T3's they go Puff too often, Repop's are reliable and a small standard deduct. JMHO

[Frank D.]

Re: t3 headlights

I ran originals through regional judging, but I had long ago sealed up the electrodes on the back along their base with hi-temp RTV to prevent them "sucking air" - seems to have worked.

[Jaime G.]

Re: t3 headlights

If you are having your car judged, I wouldn't take a chance with Original T3's they go Puff too often, Repop's are reliable and a small standard deduct. JMHO

I have Duntov'd 6 cars with original T-3 headlights with no problem at any level. Be choosy and check them.

[Sal C.]

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As Jaime stated. All the cars that I have had certified have had OE lamps. If they don't "go Poof" the first time you test them they'll probably last forever.

[Sal C.]

Re: t3 headlights

P.S. I have never had any luck with sealing the terminals (NOS or otherwise). I think if they were leakers before the sealing attempt, there's probably enough air in them already for a smoke show.