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ChangeToAutopalHeadlight Changing To Autopal Headlights The Pulsar Classic's headlight rim is exactly the same size as that of a Hindustan Ambassador's. That car has bright headlights and the results of this kind of transplant have been good.
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You need to buy the following parts:
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| 1. | SS A reflector & glass set - Autopal H4 - Rs. 110 |
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| 2. | SS Bulb holder with wire (for a p45 bulb with 3 legs) - Rs. 15 |
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| | The bulb should be 35+35W, but wattages as high as 65W have been tried on the Pulsar with no adverse results.
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The total cost should be in the region of Rs. 200.
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The steps for assembly are:
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| 1. | SS You need a connector for connecting the bulb holder wires to the Pulsar. Either buy a connector, or buy a Pulsar's bulb holder and cut the connectors off, or use your just-removed Pulsar headlight holder's connectors. |
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| 2. | SS Join the wires from the headlight holder into the headlight connector socket. |
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| 3. | SS Fit the new holder with the connectors into the reflector. |
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| 4. | SS The parking light can be re-used. Take out the rubber bush of the Ambassador's parking light, push your old parking light into it and gently push it to the hole. |
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| 5. | SS Start your Pulsar and turn on the lights to make sure they all work. |
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| 6. | SS Fit the reflector and lens back onto the Pulsar's headlight dome. |
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Thanks to Jaygopan and Arpan for this information.
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