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Notes: 2 pack, High beam. Quantity per car: 2
- PRICE: 34.99
- Length: 3.02
- Bulb Technology: Halogen
- Voltage: 12VDC
- DOT Approved: Yes
- Wattage: 65W
- Beam Type: Low & High Beams
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Notes: 1-pack, High beam. Quantity per car: 2
- PRICE: 18.99
- Length: 3.02
- Bulb Technology: Halogen
- Voltage: 12VDC
- DOT Approved: Yes
- Wattage: 65W
- Beam Type: Low & High Beams
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Notes: 2 pack, High beam. Quantity per car: 2
- PRICE: 54.99
- Length: 3.02
- Bulb Technology: Halogen
- Voltage: 12VDC
- DOT Approved: Yes
- Wattage: 65W
- Beam Type: Low & High Beams
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Notes: 1-pack, High beam. Quantity per car: 2
- PRICE: 29.99
- Length: 3.02
- Bulb Technology: Halogen
- Voltage: 12VDC
- DOT Approved: Yes
- Wattage: 65W
- Beam Type: Low & High Beams
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Notes: 2-Pack plastic box, High beam. Quantity per car: 2
- PRICE: 63.99
- Length: 3.02
- Bulb Technology: Halogen
- Voltage: 12VDC
- DOT Approved: Yes
- Wattage: 65W
- Beam Type: Low & High Beams
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Notes: 2 pack, High beam. Quantity per car: 2
- PRICE: 47.99
- Length: 3.02
- Bulb Technology: Halogen
- Voltage: 12VDC
- DOT Approved: Yes
- Wattage: 65W
- Beam Type: Low & High Beams
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Notes: 1-pack, Majority = High beam applications. High beam.
- PRICE: 26.99
- Length: 3.02
- Bulb Technology: Halogen
- Voltage: 12VDC
- DOT Approved: Yes
- Wattage: 65W
- Beam Type: Low & High Beams
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Notes: 1-pack, Majority = High beam applications. High beam.
- PRICE: 13.99
- Bulb Base Type: Right Angle Plastic
- Length: 3.02
- Bulb Technology: Halogen
- Voltage: 12VDC
- DOT Approved: Yes
- Wattage: 65W
- Filament Quantity: 1
- Beam Type: Low & High Beams
About
2017 Ford Explorer Headlight Bulb
Visibility is the first line of defense when you're driving. Keep your visibility high by quickly servicing your 2017 Explorer headlights. They light up the road ahead so you can see where you're going and other drivers can see your too. It is important to be on top of replacing your 2017 Ford Explorer headlight bulb as soon as one burns out. Otherwise driving at night time or any less than ideal conditions can become risky. Consider buying two headlight bulbs. Once one has burned out, the other is not far off. Changing both at once can help you save time and money. Luckily, AutoZone makes finding the right headlight bulb for 2017 Explorer easy, check out all of the products on this page for a perfect fit. We carry high- and low-beam halogen and HID bulbs to ensure that your lighting needs are met.
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Our rear windshield wiper was a perfect fit and is installed easily and quickly. Iād recommend this wiper to anyone
What kind of vehicle do you drive? 2017 Ford Explorer
Our rear windshield wiper was a perfect fit and is installed easily and quickly. Iād recommend this wiper to anyone
What kind of vehicle do you drive? 2017 Ford Explorer
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