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Subject:
Early C3: Hard to Find 2182 Radio Bulb?
From: pgtr <pgtr(deletethisandsubstituteatsymbol)bigfoot[ddot]com>
Subject: Early C3: Hard to Find 2182 Radio Bulb?
Date: Fri, 20 Aug 2004 16:30:15 -0500
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Anybody have a GM part# or suggestion on where I can find this bulb? I
checked a former Delco radio repair shop that still has parts and they
didnt` find anything but they also couldn`t find a part# either.
All the other interior/dash bulbs are easy to find at parts stores or
even WalMart but this tiny one isn`t.
it`s the tiny 2182 bulb that is the `stereo indicator` for the U79
Delco stereo radios used in early C3s. Take the radio out, take the
nose piece off and it`s a tiny push in/twist bulb (bayonet) that
lights up on a stereo FM station. The trade name is or was 2182. It`s
12V.
From: Tom Crabtree <tccrab(at)sunset.net>
Subject: Re: Early C3: Hard to Find 2182 Radio Bulb?
Date: Fri, 20 Aug 2004 15:35:09 -0700
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http://www.atlantalightbulbs.com/ecart/catalog/catm.html
http://www.miniaturelamps.com/en-us/dept_26.html
http://www.ba-electronics.com/bulbs.htm
http://www.lamptech.com/Pages/mini.htm
http://www.topbulb.com/search/default.asp
Take your pick.
It took me 30 seconds tops using Google to find these 5 companies.
*sheesh*
pgtr wrote:
> Anybody have a GM part# or suggestion on where I can find this bulb? I
> checked a former Delco radio repair shop that still has parts and they
> didnt` find anything but they also couldn`t find a part# either.
>
> All the other interior/dash bulbs are easy to find at parts stores or
> even WalMart but this tiny one isn`t.
>
> it`s the tiny 2182 bulb that is the `stereo indicator` for the U79
> Delco stereo radios used in early C3s. Take the radio out, take the
> nose piece off and it`s a tiny push in/twist bulb (bayonet) that
> lights up on a stereo FM station. The trade name is or was 2182. It`s
> 12V.
>
From: pgtr <pgtr(deletethisandsubstituteatsymbol)bigfoot[ddot]com>
Subject: Re: Early C3: Hard to Find 2182 Radio Bulb?
Date: Sat, 21 Aug 2004 02:31:20 -0500
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On Fri, 20 Aug 2004 15:35:09 -0700, Tom Crabtree <tccrab(at)sunset.net>
wrote:
>http://www.atlantalightbulbs.com/ecart/catalog/catm.html
>http://www.miniaturelamps.com/en-us/dept_26.html
>http://www.ba-electronics.com/bulbs.htm
>http://www.lamptech.com/Pages/mini.htm
>http://www.topbulb.com/search/default.asp
>
>Take your pick.
Thank you.
But what`s this...
>It took me 30 seconds tops using Google to find these 5 companies.
>*sheesh*
....started out helpful enough but then we get to the gratuitous
attitude. Oh gee now we have a google elitist bragging on an ability
to paste 4 digits into a window and click the search button. Well
those mass marketed 2182 solder-in bulbs you`re so keen on are not the
bayonet style 2182s GM or Delco used that I need. I guess the driving
need to cop a `tude and brag on your googling talents blinded you to
stopping and considering the application.
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