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I think it is because the wiring is different on the sport models, the sport models have dual bulbs for high/low beam, where the non-sport have a single bulb
But most the aftermarket headlights are dual bulb wired up to work with the single bulb harness, so you could probably make them work, you would just have to figure out how to wire them in, the size and shape is the same.
But most the aftermarket headlights are dual bulb wired up to work with the single bulb harness, so you could probably make them work, you would just have to figure out how to wire them in, the size and shape is the same.
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I think it is because the wiring is different on the sport models, the sport models have dual bulbs for high/low beam, where the non-sport have a single bulb
But most the aftermarket headlights are dual bulb wired up to work with the single bulb harness, so you could probably make them work, you would just have to figure out how to wire them in, the size and shape is the same.
But most the aftermarket headlights are dual bulb wired up to work with the single bulb harness, so you could probably make them work, you would just have to figure out how to wire them in, the size and shape is the same.
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i got them off of ebay for 132 and only had them on my truck overnight. Took them off cause i found a set i liked alot better locally at a swap meet... so right now i would get rid of them for 65 bucks plus shipping here is the exact lights
http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/94-01...Q5fAccessories
http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/94-01...Q5fAccessories
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https://dodgeforum.com/forum/2nd-gen...ar-1500-a.html
Post 6 and 10 go into the details. I have this thread saved since I have a 98 sport model. Might be useful to you as well.
Post 6 and 10 go into the details. I have this thread saved since I have a 98 sport model. Might be useful to you as well.