what type of headlight bulb does a Chinese scooter use?

by Josh
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I have a 50cc peace sport Chinese moped and would like to know what kind of bulb I need for the headlight cause mine is blown?

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May 22, 2023
My scooter NEW
by: charlestucker825@gmail.com

My scooter is called Blue Bird. She is a tough bike.I am homeless and live Way back in the woods. She carries me up and out of there every day. I even give my friend that works at Walmart a ride home a lot of nights. My Blue Bird does me great. I'm getting old now. Too old to be living homeless but My wife and I try.

Aug 27, 2011
Type of bulb Peace 50cc
by: Jenni

I have the "Peace" 50cc (49.5cc) made by Bashan, it uses a 35W-12V rounded bulb. Parts for scooters website has them. I am going crazy now that I have mine trying to figure out how to change it. I found this on the internet (it is cited at the bottom of the 3 different instructions) I believe my peace is a type 3 change and needs the entire front plate off but I'm nervous about pulling atg it.

Type 1

• 1
Unscrew the screws anchoring the plastic headlight protector onto the body of the scooter. There will be two to six screws, and they will be located around the perimeter of the scooter's headlight.
• 2
Remove the outer plastic headlight protector by carefully popping it out of its plastic moorings.
• 3
Unscrew the old bulb and replace it with your new bulb.
• 4
Reattach the outer plastic headlight protector and rescrew the anchoring screws.
Plastic Headlight Protector With Clips

Type 2
• 1
Remove the outer plastic headlight protector by unlatching the plastic clips that hold it into place.
• 2
Unscrew the old bulb and replace it with your new bulb.
• 3
Reattach the outer plastic headlight protector by latching the plastic clips that hold it into place.
Replacing the Bulb Compartment

Type 3
• 1
Unscrew the anchoring screws holding the entire headlight compartment using a hex or standard screwdriver.
• 2
Remove the entire headlight compartment by gently pulling it free from the body of the scooter. The back of the compartment will be connected to the electrical systems of the scooter through either a plug or a series of wires which you will need to disconnect.
• 3
Insert the replacement headlight compartment and anchor it to the body by rescrewing the anchoring screws.

Read more: How to Change the Headlight on a Chinese Scooter | eHow.co.uk http://www.ehow.co.uk/how_7341280_change-headlight-chinese-scooter.html#ixzz1WHn6QeII


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