Headlight issue
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tommyleea
Topic author - Posts: 151
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- Last Name: Russell
- Location: Missouri
Headlight issue
23T..Headlights keep blowing my fuse. It appears that the contacts that the harness connect to are tilted, and may be touching the socket housing, which I think is grounding out the harness, and causing the fuse to blow. If i disconnect the headlight harness from the headlights, the fuse is OK.. Is this a known problem that others have dealt with, and if so what is the fix. Are the contacts replaceable? Thanks..Tommy
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John.Zibell
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Re: Headlight issue
Are you talking about the connector on the end of the harness or the part in the headlight itself? In either case both are replaceable. https://www.modeltford.com/item/6592X.aspx and https://www.modeltford.com/item/6574X.aspx If the sleeve in the headlight is bent, you should be able to straighten it.
1926 Tudor
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tommyleea
Topic author - Posts: 151
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Re: Headlight issue
The part in the headlight. Wow, I can't believe all the parts that are available. Thanks John..John.Zibell wrote: ↑Wed Mar 24, 2021 10:11 amAre you talking about the connector on the end of the harness or the part in the headlight itself? In either case both are replaceable. https://www.modeltford.com/item/6592X.aspx and https://www.modeltford.com/item/6574X.aspx If the sleeve in the headlight is bent, you should be able to straighten it.