how can I install this on a cooper H71CAT housing ?
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Assuming you mean a H7ICAT housing, that is a standard 6" halo housing. Normally I loosen the wing nut to take the socket holder bracket out, unclip the socket from the bracket/heatsink, check to be sure that the side spring clip holders have not been bent out of the way for a previous trim (if so bend them back out with a short screwdriver etc...) , screw the socket adapter into the socket, plug into led trim, align spring clips and push trim into place, I sometimes tap around the trim to get them to seat properly.Good Luck, should be a simple procedure able to be done by most people. Assuming you mean a H7ICAT housing, that is a standard 6" halo housing. Normally I loosen the wing nut to take the socket holder bracket out, unclip the socket from the bracket/heatsink, check to be sure that the side spring clip holders have not been bent out of the way for a previous trim (if so bend them back out with a short screwdriver etc...) , screw the socket adapter into the socket, plug into led trim, align spring clips and push trim into place, I sometimes tap around the trim to get them to seat properly.Good Luck, should be a simple procedure able to be done by... » Read More Assuming you mean a H7ICAT housing, that is a standard 6" halo housing. Normally I loosen the wing nut to take the socket holder bracket out, unclip the socket from the bracket/heatsink, check to be sure that the side spring clip holders have not been bent out of the way for a previous trim (if so bend them back out with a short screwdriver etc...) , screw the socket adapter into the socket, plug into led trim, align spring clips and push trim into place, I sometimes tap around the trim to get them to seat properly.Good Luck, should be a simple procedure able to be done by most people. « Show Less
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I looked on line and it looks like a standard 6" recessed can, so it should be easy. Screw the pigtail into the light socket, connect the pigtail to the light, then clip the wires on the light into the hooks inside the recessed can & push flush with ceiling.
1150800
They will not work in an H71CT housing. (We have these housing in our home) This housing has no tabs and the springs do not function.I assume the H71CAT housing has tabs to accommodate the springs.
1150801
A 'pigtail' is used to connect the light to the light socket on the H71CAT housing (screws in the light bulb socket). The LET insert is held in the H71CAT housing by the flexible steel wires located on the sides of the insert. They are spring loaded. First screw in the pigtail to the housing socket. Second, squeeze the steel springs together on the LED insert and guide them into the slots located on the inside of the CAT housing. Push the entire insert into the housing. The LED insert is held in place by these spring loaded wires.
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No, they don't fit in at least Cooper's Halo H27ICATs. You could remove the light socket, with bracket (easy even if already installed), cut the wires and connect the quick connect connector with wire nuts. Or get rid of the quick connect and just use wire nuts. In that case these will fit, but I would think the housing is still too small if airtight and/or IC-rated -- most 15+ W retrofit LED lights I've seen, with the exception of Sylvania disk ones, are asking for 188mm depth. Guessing that's because of the heat.
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Installation instructions are under technical documents at the bottom here: https://customer.honeywell.com/en-US/pages/product.aspx?cat=HonECC%20Catalog&pid;=AT140A1000/U
1686383
Then contact the retailer and ask for the installation manual. (It contains a step-by-step guide, with photographs, included in every kit) Perhaps it's available to download on their website. You can also call the company and ask.They are very cooperative. It's a terrific product. I have 3 units installed on 3 different vehicles. Good luck.
1587546
If you are referring to the H47IC housing. No it will not work. Need to use the Halo 417W, 78P, 498W, or 486W trims with that can.
1587008
There is a way but I had the installer program it. My starter system manual explained how. Wish I was more help.
30811
make sure you buy an adapter kit - only a few bucks on Amazon - and then you are prepared if it does not fit out of the box onyour motorhome
191236
Hope this helps . Instructions included in link ... http://store.ijdmtoy.com/2008-2010-E60-Angel-Eye-Installation-a/452.htm
1989155
Go to this site. It's gives detailed instructions and photos on how to install this. http://www.yoursciontc.com/forums/148-diy-do-yourself/50736-exterior-mods-diy-page-2.html
2263079
Very easy to install. When you poke your head on the side of the motor you'll see the solenoid sticking out. Just unscrew it out and screw the new one in. Then plug the little wires together.
1996188
If the threads are the same you should be able to install it yourself it's really easy. Look up the installation on YouTube you will do fine
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I use a H681, I would guess this would fit. Mine is not a perfect fit but it's workable. Try it!
1818997
I believe there are single switch housings you can get. With this kit you would need the two ends. And put a blank plate over the other unused housing.
426166
You should be able to make it work. The fan comes with the installation kit so don't bother buying that separate. It's basically a series of zip ties so with those, you should be able to fasten it to the radiator. Good luck with it!
1001668
I looked up the specified carburetor for the Tecumseh H50 and the part number specified matches one of the ones provided for this carburetor. Although I replaced the carburetor on my H70 with this one, I had no problems with attaching the carburetor or its operation. I suspect that the bolt spacing and bolt size is standard for this part.
1353945
Not included in the kit. Not sure if something aftermarket could be made to work
768383
There should be a mounting kit made for your specific model purchased separately.