simple
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hey gents,
For a long time I've had a fog light that has largely not worked. Jiggle the wire a bit, or twist the bulb in the housing a little and it would come on for awhile. Well today I decided to look under the car and actually see if I can find the issue. I noticed the negative (I assume? It's the white wire) female connector has some charring. The positive, or green wire, female connector and wire itself look good. The plastic harness connector and the white wire also look good. As far as I can see the only damage on the car end is the female connector on the white wire. There was also a black body stuck on the male terminal and I don't know if that was a little bug at one point that got lit up. But the male prong is also a little black.
I switched bulbs and the other bulb lights up intermittently still. So what do you guys think? I was considering going to a junk yard and trying to find a car with the same connector and just splicing the wires. Any smarter ideas?
hey gents,
For a long time I've had a fog light that has largely not worked. Jiggle the wire a bit, or twist the bulb in the housing a little and it would come on for awhile. Well today I decided to look under the car and actually see if I can find the issue. I noticed the negative (I assume? It's the white wire) female connector has some charring. The positive, or green wire, female connector and wire itself look good. The plastic harness connector and the white wire also look good. As far as I can see the only damage on the car end is the female connector on the white wire. There was also a black body stuck on the male terminal and I don't know if that was a little bug at one point that got lit up. But the male prong is also a little black.
I switched bulbs and the other bulb lights up intermittently still. So what do you guys think? I was considering going to a junk yard and trying to find a car with the same connector and just splicing the wires. Any smarter ideas?
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