Just because a light is halogen, doesn't mean that it is an e-code
light!� 

The sealed beam POS lights that were in my
Diahatsu Hijet when I purchased it were DOT lights [needed to pass
inspection during import process] and they had the word halogen on them -
they made a very satisfying noise when I threw them into a metal dust bin
as even they couldn't see where they were going.� Now I have some H4
lights that are e-code and DOT approved.� Literal night and day
difference. 

David Marshall
VW Adventure Driver and BMW
Adventure Rider
 
http://www.hasenwerk.ca

On Wed,
December 10, 2008 22:49, BenT Syncro wrote:
> 
> On Wed,
Dec 10, 2008 at 10:22 PM, Andrew Grebneff
>
<goose1047@gmail.com>wrote:
> 
>> > As David
said... Canadians got DOT lights. Both my Canadian Dokas and
>>
> Canadian Panel all had DOT
>> > lights when I got them.
That's 3 out of 3 strikes.
>>
>>
>>
Odd... all of the American cars I've looked closely at here (including
>> 80s Chryslers) had halogens...
> 
> 
>

> I have one word for you today. Substitution. All my T3's &
Porsches have
> e-codes now.
> They did not come to the US
market that way.
> 
> 
> BenT
> 
>
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