

| Subject: | Re: rectangular E-Code headlights |
| From: | Davidson |
| Date: | Sun, 24 Jan 1999 20:10:14 -0800 |
Sue, The E means it comforms to European standard, like DOT means it conforms to American Standards (sucks). The 1 means the headlamp was approved for use in Germany, the 3 in Italy (each country has its own approval process). I got this info off the Stern Lighting web site. Look for the "Codes" page. No mention of what the X means. Perhaps export?? Bill 90 Westy Syncro. >They are stamped "E 3" within a circle - I assume this has some meaning and is >different from the "E 1" markings that I've seen on other lights. >Does anyone know what the "E x" stamp means and how a E3 is different from a >E1, for instance? >I figured that for a price of $30.00 for the pair including Osram H-4 bulbs >they were worth a gamble. >What remains to be seen is how much trouble I'll have retrofitting them to my >Vanagon and how the light distribution looks once they're fitted. >Oh well, I've got an extra light bracket and grill - guess they're worth >sacrificing in the name of better vision. > >Sam Bateman >Fork Union, VA >'87 Vanagon GL >
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