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NA8 Headlight part number
Posted: Sun Oct 09, 2011 8:21 pm
by mr_rotary
I believe the NA8 come with the headlights that come with a separate H4 globe and not the sealed beam unit.
Does anyone have the mazda part number of the headlight?
Cheers.
Re: NA8 Headlight part number
Posted: Sun Oct 09, 2011 10:16 pm
by Mr Morlock
You would be able to source a 7" insert made by Hella or another reputable maker- these take an H4- they have been made in Europe for about 40 years . US cars may have used sbu's since they were very slow to take on European lighting. A headlamp is in fact made up of a number of components and the reflector and lense ie an insert or sbu provides the light
Re: NA8 Headlight part number
Posted: Mon Oct 10, 2011 1:06 pm
by 93_Clubman
Think both the Australian delivered NA6 & NA8 were non-SBU. Had both & have certainly replaced both headlight globes on at least one of them.
Re: NA8 Headlight part number
Posted: Mon Oct 10, 2011 4:11 pm
by Bizi
If you want to see a guide on removing/replacing the H4 bulb, here's one.
viewtopic.php?f=55&t=28676PS. Amongst the weekend junk mail, ALDI of all places sells H4s in various colours. I do NOT recommend Aldi H4s but they are only $7.95 the pair.
Re: NA8 Headlight part number
Posted: Mon Oct 10, 2011 8:49 pm
by mr_rotary
Thanks guys for your replies however I'll explain why I require it to better explain.
I am after them to suit a S1 RX-7 as in the past when I required one for the MX-5, I was able to use the RX-7 headlights and they fitted perfectly. Very handy especially when for some reason I had both blow at once (only did it once too). Mr Morlock, I actually did buy the Hella headlight kit (5604) a while ago however they do not actualy fit into the headlight ring properly. There is a gap between the lamp and the ring. I have contacted Hella who where unhelpful in solving the issue so that was a waste of money (for sale!). I am suprised it does not fit as I am sure some of you have used this kit before.
I have also been told on the Rotary forum to chase the MX-5 headlights so guy's, still chasing that part number
Re: NA8 Headlight part number
Posted: Tue Oct 11, 2011 12:00 am
by 93_Clubman
Miata Parts Catalogs and Collision Guides 1990-2002 might assist if they list other than SBU:
http://www.mazdaspeeddevelopment.com/pa ... apubs.html
Re: NA8 Headlight part number
Posted: Tue Oct 11, 2011 9:04 am
by mr_rotary
I already had those catalogue's and they only list the sealed beam.
Re: NA8 Headlight part number
Posted: Tue Oct 11, 2011 10:47 am
by 93_Clubman
Have you called Mazda dealer spare parts?
If they insist on a VIN just add any 3 last digits:
Aust del 1989=> NA6 version 1: JM0NA306100100XXX
Aust del 1992=> NA6 revision 2: JM0NA306200100XXX
Aust del 1993=> NA8 revision 3: JM0NA30P300100XXX
Aust del 1995=> NA8 revision 4: JM0NA30P400100XXX
Aust del 1996=> NA8 revision 5: JM0NA30P500100XXX
Re: NA8 Headlight part number
Posted: Tue Oct 11, 2011 5:08 pm
by Mr Morlock
A photo might help. An sbu has the same lugs on the back as a replaceable insert eg 5604. So my theory is that an sbu will not fit either. The standard set up is that the sbu or insert is located into a housing which has cut outs / apertures and are held in place by a retaining rim- these are "normally" a standard which was used for many cars. If a headlight system is a custom one ie exclusive to RX7 then it is a different ball game and only the Mazda part will fit straight in. I would have thought Mazda can confirm a p/nbr.
Re: NA8 Headlight part number
Posted: Tue Oct 11, 2011 8:26 pm
by mr_rotary
93_Clubman wrote:Have you called Mazda dealer spare parts?
You have never dealth with Mazda
That's why I purchase my own manuals and give them the numbers. Secondly I go through different channels to get the parts.
Mr Morlock wrote:A photo might help. An sbu has the same lugs on the back as a replaceable insert eg 5604. So my theory is that an sbu will not fit either. The standard set up is that the sbu or insert is located into a housing which has cut outs / apertures and are held in place by a retaining rim- these are "normally" a standard which was used for many cars. If a headlight system is a custom one ie exclusive to RX7 then it is a different ball game and only the Mazda part will fit straight in. I would have thought Mazda can confirm a p/nbr.
A SBU from either an MX-5 or RX-7 with fit the retainer ring. The retainer ring however is specfic to the model of the car so they are non interchangeable. The SBU is.
Below is a pic showing the crearance problem.
So...part number anyone
Re: NA8 Headlight part number
Posted: Wed Oct 19, 2011 9:53 pm
by mr_rotary
Anyone found the part numbers? I would like to order this ASAP
Re: NA8 Headlight part number
Posted: Tue Oct 25, 2011 8:49 am
by mr_rotary
Mazda Parts specified that they only came with a sealed beam unit.
Re: NA8 Headlight part number
Posted: Tue Oct 25, 2011 4:59 pm
by 93_Clubman
You're right the ones you've dealt with are sh!te
My ADM NA8 doesn't have sealed beams & they are OEM. They are:
On the glass:
"Koito
H4
[etc]"
On outside of reflector:
"12V60/55W
997-16125
364 [or] 964
HC/R
E4 [circled] 17.5
02098R20"
Don't know if any of that translates into a usable part number, but get some hits on Koito 997-1612* & the following with pics on Koito 02098R20:
http://aucfan.com/aucview/yahoo/l78058974/FWIW, in the following, Matty mentions to Bwob that ADM MX5s are fitted with Koito H4 headlights, which Bwob doesn't contest, & he'd know:
http://forum.miata.net/vb/archive/index ... 90974.html
Re: NA8 Headlight part number
Posted: Tue Oct 25, 2011 6:15 pm
by Mr Morlock
those markings do not tell you anything useful for a consumer- just the manufacturers approvals ( E4 is e mark approval issued in the Netherlands) etc. As stated earlier it is normal that sealed beams are replaceable with inserts but some systems may be custom made.
Re: NA8 Headlight part number
Posted: Tue Oct 25, 2011 8:00 pm
by Okibi
I put some H4 front lights in my son's NA6, its not an OEM part but if you're interested I could find out the brand and part number for you.
They also have a parking light built into the lens.