Headlight ceramic connectors??
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- Bongonaut
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Headlight ceramic connectors??
I've got a P Reg, 2.5L and I had a headlight that went dim so I replaced it only to have the other side do the same thing. Then the new bulb went dim so upon further investigation I've found that I can wiggle the dim lights connector and it fixes the issue. Now just tonight, there were no headlights at all until I wiggled the connectors. Seems that this is a known fault so my question is, which ceramic connectors do I need to fix this?? Just any 3 wire H4 ones?
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Re: Headlight ceramic connectors??
If you enter ceramic AND connectors in the search box you should get some old threads returned, such as this one:Gdlee1976 wrote:I've got a P Reg, 2.5L and I had a headlight that went dim so I replaced it only to have the other side do the same thing. Then the new bulb went dim so upon further investigation I've found that I can wiggle the dim lights connector and it fixes the issue. Now just tonight, there were no headlights at all until I wiggled the connectors. Seems that this is a known fault so my question is, which ceramic connectors do I need to fix this?? Just any 3 wire H4 ones?
http://igmaynard.co.uk/bongo/forum/view ... connectors
Good luck, let us know how you get on.
Re: Headlight ceramic connectors??
Yep, H4 ceramic connectors.
Cheap and readily available.
Cheap and readily available.
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Re: Headlight ceramic connectors??
I've got ordered so should have them in hand soon. Hope that this resolves the issue!!
Re: Headlight ceramic connectors??
You may need to clean the connectors in the original plugs, and possibly tighten them a little (long nosed pliers, gentle squeeze) to get a good conection to the new leads.
Free and simple to do.
Free and simple to do.
