I am looking at the headlights of my new to me MH which is a Newmar Mountain Air 2003 35ft gas engine and they are yellow and one is loose so want new ones. So does anyone know what headlights they put in this unit? I am to understand that they often use car headlights so am wondering what car headlight they use? IF not, can I just put in any headlight and just make a cover for it to fill the gap?

don't know where to get new ones but you might google rv salvage yards to see if they have any good ones

Call Newmar and give them your Vin number and they probably can tell you what they used.

THANKS, thought maybe someone would know which headlights they used but will call Newmar if necessary, they are very nice and helpful.

Like this?1998 (+/-) Mercury Grand Marquis:

Tderonne- YES like that!! So now will go to junk yards and see what I can find for headlights. THANK YOU SO MUCH!

HEADLIGHTS for NEWMAR Mountainaire 2003 gas | Good Sam Community

old_guy
Explorer
May 18, 2017
don't know where to get new ones but you might google rv salvage yards to see if they have any good ones
PastorCharlie
Explorer
May 18, 2017
Call Newmar and give them your Vin number and they probably can tell you what they used.
RVER
Explorer
May 18, 2017
THANKS, thought maybe someone would know which headlights they used but will call Newmar if necessary, they are very nice and helpful.
tderonne
Explorer
May 18, 2017
Like this?

1998 (+/-) Mercury Grand Marquis:
RVER
Explorer
May 18, 2017
Tderonne- YES like that!! So now will go to junk yards and see what I can find for headlights. THANK YOU SO MUCH!
eadeal55
Explorer
May 18, 2017
There should be some letters and numbers at the bottom center of the headlight lens that should identify the model/year of vehicle that the manufacturer used.

Mine are TYC 20-5174. This crosses to a 2000 Cadillac Deville Driver Side Headlight Assembly. The other one is TYC 20-5173, which is the passenger side assembly. Each are about $86 on Amazon, but I can probably find them cheaper if I look around more.

I'm thinking about replacing my headlights, but I've still got a little bit of cleaner let in the bottle, so I'll scrub them again and get another 3-4 months out of them.
2chiefsRus
Explorer
May 18, 2017
eadeal55 wrote:
There should be some letters and numbers at the bottom center of the headlight lens that should identify the model/year of vehicle that the manufacturer used.

Mine are TYC 20-5174. This crosses to a 2000 Cadillac Deville Driver Side Headlight Assembly. The other one is TYC 20-5173, which is the passenger side assembly. Each are about $86 on Amazon, but I can probably find them cheaper if I look around more.

I'm thinking about replacing my headlights, but I've still got a little bit of cleaner let in the bottle, so I'll scrub them again and get another 3-4 months out of them.

we did the same thing - found the numbers on the old lights and searched for them on Amazon. Found them there at a great price and just replaced them ourselves. Hardest part was reaiming the lights after installation.
Bruce_Brown
Moderator
May 18, 2017
Agreed on new vs junkyard. New headlights have come down so much in price they just make sense.
camper_ron
Explorer
May 18, 2017
Bought these on Amazon fit perfectly $26.19

TYC 20-5359-00 Mercury Grand Marquis Passenger Side Headlight Assembly

r0n......:)
OldDoggy
Explorer
May 19, 2017
Any idea as to a 2004 Hurricane 30Q replacement headlight????
Just Another Old Doggy, Don