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Weird lights issue. Some guidance? - cnmsales - 03-05-13
When you say sockets what do you mean?
Weird lights issue. Some guidance? - 67440Dodge - 03-05-13
Where the bulbs plug in. The metal on the socket is the ground for the bulb. If the socket or the taillight housing is corroded or doesn't fit snug, you'll get a bad ground and either a dim bulb or none at all.
Weird lights issue. Some guidance? - cnmsales - 03-05-13
67. So you mean the outside part of the plug? It fits very tight so that's not the issue. I could def see it being corroded. How would I go about cleaning each side? The same steps expalined above for cleaning the fuse box?
Weird lights issue. Some guidance? - 67440Dodge - 03-05-13
Ayup..
Weird lights issue. Some guidance? - cnmsales - 03-06-13
Awesome thanks. Going to be cleaning both ends this weekend. Weather permitting.
Weird lights issue. Some guidance? - Hibbing_Coronet_500 - 03-14-13
From the sounds of it? Crappy connections and crusty light sockets I bed to be your troubles.
My advise is. Go 1 light at a time and replace the sockets. Yes you can buy new sockets at NAPA. Remove the light housing and you will see how the socket is pressed into the pot metal light fixture. It will come out with a little effort. The rear lights would talk a 1157 bulb socket. Not sure up front? Once new sockets are in place SOLDER your connections. !! Take your time and do it right..
You will get there and learn a thing or two.... Good luck
Weird lights issue. Some guidance? - Racer Brown - 03-14-13
I would also pack some Deletric grease in all the sockets, that should prevent any corrosion from forming, you can get it in tubes at any parts store, Autozone, Advance.
Weird lights issue. Some guidance? - 68 500 - 03-03-14
Without reading the whole thread
I had the same thing happen to me once
It was the lic. plate light I cut the wire
everything worked then