need help changing fog lights
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Which connectors snapped off?
- Old Bulb, throw it away you don't need it.
- New Bulb, throw it away and get another one. You can't repair it, unless you want to do something really custom like soldering the connector from the old bulb onto the new bulb, which may or may not work depending on the bulb and how it broke. If you mean the metal pins, then most-likely, just throw it away and get a new bulb.
- Car, replace connectors.
Would you be able to grab any pictures? Or is it not noticeable enough? I can't really understand 100% what broke.
If the wiring harness on the CAR itself broke, you'll just have to splice a new one in. Look for a parts car in the LSX Parts for Sale and just ask them to cut one off for you. (if that's the problem)
If the wiring harness on the CAR itself broke, you'll just have to splice a new one in. Look for a parts car in the LSX Parts for Sale and just ask them to cut one off for you. (if that's the problem)
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Verdad Gallardo Haha we'll figure it out soon enough.. Lets see. So when you took the OLD bulb out, rather than just coming off, the connectors broke in the wiring harness? So now the two connectors are stuck in there?
We're just gonna have to keep guessing
We're just gonna have to keep guessing
im telling you, your putting them on backwards. i did the same **** not even a week ago. rotate the connector 180* and it should snap right into place. make sure the 2 prongs are lined up right on the bulb, and make sure the rubber weatherstrip ring on the connector isnt bunching up
Maybe he means the little clip on the plug that holds onto the nub on the bulb base broke off? The clip on the right side of the plug in this pic (random pic from the internet, not necessarily our exact plug but same idea):
