I'm Embarassed To Ask

[ksquared]

Guys, I'm ridiculously embarrassed to be posting this question.

I have an R3T with the Triumph light bar (part # 9938085). I've looked at the instructions that came with it and I'm ****ed if I can find the type of lamp I need to replace the one that has burned out. Nor are there any instructions as to how to change the darn thing - not even in the shop manual (which I've looked at).

Please give me some assistance!!

Thanks to all.

 

[rainman]

if u r referring to the fog lights they r h-3 bulbs
and to change them there is a screw under the lamp then the cover will come off then u have a clip that holds the bulb in just pop that off and unplug and plug back in i use the bulb grease when i replace mine
hope this helps u

 

[scot in exile]

Remember and put the screw back in, Jay forgot to tell you that part.

 

[rainman]

cant remember everything dave

 

[HellFire]

You left out the need for a screw driver as well.

What else have we forgotten?

 

[Up-beat]

You left out the need for a screw driver as well.

What else have we forgotten?

...the lamp and wiring are all one piece. Like a moron I was busy trying to figure out if the bulb came out an it's own.

Btw. Dealer didn't even know the right bulb until I yanked it out and brought it in since the service manual does't mention that little tidbit.

 

[HellFire]

Ouch, you bought an H3 bulb from the dealer? What did they spank you for that one, was it a "Genuine Triumph Part"?

 

[Up-beat]

Ouch, you bought an H3 bulb from the dealer? What did they spank you for that one, was it a "Genuine Triumph Part"?

Was pretty cheap. Candidly don't remember the price but it was cheap enough I got 2 instead of just 1 so both sides got replaced at the same time.. Also didn't want the wrong one in there- replace with too high wattage and the **** things are a fire hazard.

 

[HellFire]

I'll bet they do get hot ... the smaller ones (ugly lights) lol ... for the Standard and Classic get so hot that finger prints make smoke.

 

[GPMAZ]

Also didn't want the wrong one in there- replace with too high wattage and the **** things are a fire hazard.

I've been running Nokya 55W yellow bulbs in mine for 2 years. No fire yet....