A google groups search turned up the below post. (yes, he's replying to Yours Truly.) Does anyone know what year range Daniel is referring to? I'd be interested to see if those part numbers are still good, ASSuming that 1993 falls in the range for which the below advice is applicable. Anyone up on their Mexican trucks?
thanks,
Nate
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> From: Daniel Stern Lighting
> Date: Mon, 2 Apr 2001 19:30:53 -0400
> Local: Mon, Apr 2 2001 7:30 pm
> Subject: E-codes for F150s, was Re: Headlight Torture
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>> > Hmmm.... are the important bits the same as for an F-150 as well? just
>> > so I could recommend this if anyone with an F-150 decides to Do The >> > Right Thing?
>
>> Nate - Sorry, F-150 owners are hosed.
>
> Maybe not quite.
>
>> Seems that all they can do is make bad lights worse with junk bulbs. >
> Unless they have one of the following:
>
> -A cooperative local Ford dealer, or
>
> -Close access to the Mexican border, or
>
> -A friend or family member in or near Mexico.
>
> E-code headlamps are used on the Ford F150 "Lobo" in Mexico. They are the
> same size and shape as the DOT junk used on US F150-based vehicles. >
> Right P/N F85Z 1308 AA
> Left P/N F85Z 1308 BA
>
> Price as of January was MXP 1261 apiece. As of 4/2/01, that's about > $133.28 apiece.
>
> I'll be curious to hear what levels of success people have ordering them
> in the US and Canada. I've got the parts and supplies to install them in
> a US vehicle.
>
> --Daniel