LHD Headlamps (Tamora or Cerbera)

[vatanen]

I have a Cerbera which has been fitted with Tamora headlamps which are for RHD traffic. I'm looking for the easiest way to get myself some LHD headlamps. You can also read cheapest into that too - got to get a new wiper motor

Has anyone converted the lights to LHD or have an idea which are the equivalents? Or any part numbers I can use. I have removed the rear lights, and have sourced some replacements, and once I get the front ones out, I suppose I could just take them down to the local part shop and see what they recommend - but any input from you guys would be appreciated.

Cheers

[fullpull]

Hi,

I'm not sure if I understand correctly what you need but I can recommend to give Eckhard Pohlmann at ACS pro (http://www.acs-pro.de) a call. I'm sure he can help you with advice and/or parts.

Best regards,

Andrej

[vatanen]

Thanks for that - That is truly an awful website I think I'll send an email to see what they have.

Cheers

[vatanen]

Seems they won't be back in Business tip February sometime according to the auto-response email. Well, summer is a long way off

[B3NNL]

Not sure what lenses the Cerbera and Tamoras use, but Ive stumbled accross something with the Tuscan.
I had the complete units out to fit some new Cree LED H7 units to them. Once back in, my flip edge was up to the right as opposed to the left. On inspection I had taken out a small shaped blanking plate from each unit and inadvertantly placed them back in back to front. We turned them back around and now the light flips up to the left as it should for RHD cars.

Fluke or an legitimate way to changthe light pattern? I don't know, but it definitely changed. May be worth a look before you buy new units.

[BuzzBillsberry]

Tamora/Cerbera are H4 the Tuscans are reflector lenses which are completely different

Buzz