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Re: Headlight Harness Socket keeps burning out!
Sent July 2nd 2009Thanks Matt, I will try doing that this time.. actually while at it, I will just change the bulb and the socket at the same time.. just a difference of 6 buks. Thanks you very much -----Original Message----- From: Matt Jannusch [mailto:mjannusch@gmail....
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Re: Headlight Harness Socket keeps burning out!
Sent July 2nd 2009> I have notice alot of 'black powdered' stuff on the connector of the bulb, > probably the remains of the burned connector, but there is no way for me to > reach it and clean it? Is there an easy of cleaning the connector on the > bulbs end? I tried putt...
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Re: Headlight Harness Socket keeps burning out!
Sent July 2nd 2009Pete & Matt : The harness cable has been replaced, twice... brand new ones. The connection cannot be bad as it is a brand new harness! When I install the new harness, every time the socket and bulb connector snug into each other perfectly and tight. I ha...
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Re: Headlight Harness Socket keeps burning out!
Sent July 2nd 2009The problem you describe is not a wiring problem but a connection problem. When connectors get corroded all the power has to go through a tiny portion of the connector which gets warm, melts plastic and then fails. Make sure your connections on both side...
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Re: Headlight Harness Socket keeps burning out!
Sent July 2nd 2009> Hi guys, just a quick question... this is the second time this has happened. > The place where the low-beam headlight bulb connects to the harness socket, > that socket keeps burning out on me. I just don't know what is going on, the > socket literally ...
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Headlight Harness Socket keeps burning out!
Sent July 2nd 2009Hi guys, just a quick question... this is the second time this has happened. The place where the low-beam headlight bulb connects to the harness socket, that socket keeps burning out on me. I just don't know what is going on, the socket literally melts......
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Re: Re; Weird Idiot Lights Part II
Sent July 1st 2009I'll add that many check the battery terminal ends but not everyone checks the other ends of the cable which can also be corroded or loose. -Pete On 1 Jul 2009 at 14:40, Paul T. Kempkes wrote: > > (Apparently my first couple of tries at this reply d...
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Re; Weird Idiot Lights Part II
Sent July 1st 2009(Apparently my first couple of tries at this reply didn't make it anywhere as I wasn't using plain text....sorry!!) The battery cables were checked out extensively this past winter when my starter went intermittent on me. So I don't think they are the c...
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RE: Oil Gauge--Center console
Sent July 1st 2009Even with 1st gen you don't need to pull the dash. Did it on my 93VR4. http://www.qnet.fi/jupakkanen/defi.jpg sergey polstyanko kirjoitti: > If you have 2nd gen, it's possible to remove the pod through the airbag opening w/o removing the dash. I did that...
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RE: Oil Gauge--Center console
Sent June 30th 2009I have a first gen I changed the gauge faces with custom ones I made myself...looks awesome You can change the faces of the 3 pod cluster without removing the dash But need to remove the dash if you want to take the whole cluster out First remove air...
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