MilTownSHO
SHO Member
So I noticed my left license plate lamp was out, finally got around to fixing it before I give a cop a reason to pull me over...
Anyhow I start getting it apart and these teal/blacks pieces are falling out of the socket and the housing. Get the bulb out, it's not burnt out but has alot of what appears to be corrosion on the end of it.
So I try a new bulb... no luck
Try blowing out the socket somewhat... no luck
Knock the socket and clean it out with a screwdriver (which probably wasn't the smartest idea come to think of it, but ALOT of junk came out)... no luck
If the pictures don't work just hit refresh, it should come up!
Here is what the crap that was all over looked like (picture of the plastic housing):
I think the corrosion or whatever it is, isn't allowing a electrical connection to be made because the bulbs are fine. How do I fix this? Can I clean it better or do I need to install a new socket for the light?
Anyhow I start getting it apart and these teal/blacks pieces are falling out of the socket and the housing. Get the bulb out, it's not burnt out but has alot of what appears to be corrosion on the end of it.
So I try a new bulb... no luck
Try blowing out the socket somewhat... no luck
Knock the socket and clean it out with a screwdriver (which probably wasn't the smartest idea come to think of it, but ALOT of junk came out)... no luck
If the pictures don't work just hit refresh, it should come up!
Here is what the crap that was all over looked like (picture of the plastic housing):
I think the corrosion or whatever it is, isn't allowing a electrical connection to be made because the bulbs are fine. How do I fix this? Can I clean it better or do I need to install a new socket for the light?

