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Old 12-14-2003, 06:46 AM
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Question Question for 105.21/22 Bertone owners.

The wiring diagram I'm using as the basis for the diagram I'm drawing for your car shows H1 bulbs for both the dipped and main beams. The '72 parts book I have shows H4 bulbs (combined dipped and main beams) in the larger outer headlights. So the question is, is the use of either H1 or H4 bulbs because of a specific market or was there a design change during production?
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Old 12-14-2003, 09:30 AM
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Weren't the H1 bulbs for the US market? Could you be looking at a US Spec owner's manual and a Euro spec parts book?
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Old 12-14-2003, 11:02 AM
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To my knowledge, all US 105/115 GTVs had DOT sealed beams and the rest of the world got H1/H4s. The headlights in question were fitted to non-US 2l Bertone GTVs both left hand drive (105.21) and right hand drive (105.22). The diagram I'm using is, I believe, for a U.K. market car (105.22) that came from a non-US version repair manual. The parts book is a 1st edition (1972) Euro 2l GTV and Spider.
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Old 12-18-2003, 10:08 AM
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OK, how about this question. What type of bulb does the large, outer headlight of your 105.21/105.22 have; an H1 or an H4?
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Papajam,

I believe your question arose because of technical evolution, not regulation or marketing. It appears H4 twin-filament light bulbs were not manufactured in large quantities before 1971 (see http://www.hellausa.com/maineng/NewLook/about/1961.html). So, there may be a transition period where early cars had H1 lights and later cars had H4 lights, possibly available as an option first before they were adopted as standard equipment.

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71 diagram

Hey Jim,
When are you gonna make us (me) a diagram for a 71 GTV? I'm sure others (me) on the BB would appreciate it .

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Old 12-19-2003, 05:13 PM
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OK, Josh. Your next!
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Old 12-20-2003, 10:48 AM
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I have H1 bulbs for both the dipped and main beams.
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Old 12-20-2003, 11:43 AM
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Thanks for the responses and because of them, I found out the following;

1. Series 1 Euro 1750 GTVs have dual filament bulbs in the large outer headlights that are known as 'Bilux' bulbs, not H4s as I had mistakenly called them. The Bilux bulbs (predecessor to the H4?)have a different globe shape than the H4s and I think the bases are slightly different too. The small, inner lights have H1s.

2. The Series 2 1750s and Euro 2l Bertone GTVs have H1 single filament bulbs in all 4 headlights (as confirmed by wolf).

So the 105.21/22 diagram is now complete and will be posted in the electrical diagrams of this BB shortly.

The bulb on the left is a Bilux; the right is an H4.
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