Acdelco L891 Center High Mount Stop Light on 2040-parts.com
Fort Wayne, Indiana, US
This is a new Delco L891 Halogen Bulb
T2 1/4 Bulb 9/32" (7.5mm) Diameter
12.80 Volts, 16 Watts
Base Type: G-4 Tw Pin
Filament Type: C-6
Primary Application: High Mount, Stop
Please contact us if you have any application questions.
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