[AeroZ]

Hello!

Can anybody tell me what is the difference between 2AME13337A and 5113337AI?
I also think that the diagram for the first one is wrong since the headlights have more lights/bulbs than shown. And I’m also wondering why the first one is that much cheaper.

Taken from Lamps, Interior and Exterior for 2014 Chrysler Town & Country | My Mopar Parts

Thanks!


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[Road Ripper]

Old style headlights and new style headlights. The old style diagram is also showing the fog light assembly for some reason, which isn't included.

 

[Sienile]

HID: 2AME13337A
Halogen: 5113337AI

 

[AeroZ]

HID: 2AME13337A
Halogen: 5113337AI

According to Rockauto, the cheaper 2AME13337A is also halogen.

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[AeroZ]

Old style headlights and new style headlights. The old style diagram is also showing the fog light assembly for some reason, which isn't included.

Which T&C models use the old style headlight? I think I haven’t seen those in any 5th gen.


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[Road Ripper]

That's what the pictures look like. I see T&C didn't use the old style headlight capsule like the 08-10 Grand Caravans did. Yet, it is still pictured in the parts diagram. Probably Chrysler recycling images again, or else they listed the T&C and Caravan headlights together in the same group. Why do they have to make it so confusing?

 

[AeroZ]

That's what the pictures look like. I see T&C didn't use the old style headlight capsule like the 08-10 Grand Caravans did. Yet, it is still pictured in the parts diagram. Probably Chrysler recycling images again, or else they listed the T&C and Caravan headlights together in the same group. Why do they have to make it so confusing?

They even list this wrong diagram for the 5113337A headlight. Even though you can see from the real photos that the headlight in the diagram is different.

So the initial question remains: what is the difference between those two headlights written in the original post?
And an additional question about product codes: The last letter just shows a version/revision of a product? 5113337AC, 5113337AD, 5113337AH etc are all the same?


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[Sienile]

Yes, AA, AB, etc. are just revision codes.

The sites I linked are Mopar parts dealers. Those say that the 2AME... number is HID, the other is standard halogen.

 

[AeroZ]

Yes, AA, AB, etc. are just revision codes.

The sites I linked are Mopar parts dealers. Those say that the 2AME... number is HID, the other is standard halogen.

But that still doesn’t explain why and how those HIDs are $100 but HIDs with another model number are $800 (which is more reasonable price for HIDs).


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