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Posted (edited)

Hi guys,

Was cleaning all the headlamp socket contact points this weekend, and removed the yellow clip holding the socket onto the black plastic post. When trying to reinsert the clip, I had a heck of a time trying to reinsert it, and managed to snap it in half. Is there a trick to putting it back on? It came off by just pulling down on it behind the post, so I thought reinserting was just a matter of pushing it back up and in? What am I doing wrong? Thanks in advance.

Yellow clip is shown in picture here:

litronic4.JPG

Edited by Boxtaboy
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Posted

There is no trick, buy a new clip, apply a thin coat of silicon grease to the surfaces, insert the conector, install the clip, indeed very brittle.

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There is no trick, buy a new clip, apply a thin coat of silicon grease to the surfaces, insert the conector, install the clip, indeed very brittle.

Thank you. Will try it again after picking up a new clip.

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There is no trick, buy a new clip, apply a thin coat of silicon grease to the surfaces, insert the conector, install the clip, indeed very brittle.

Thank you. Will try it again after picking up a new clip.

and make sure the plug is flush w/ the arm when sliding the clip up. It's like a key hole and needs to slide into the grooves on the plug just so. Good luck :)

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and make sure the plug is flush w/ the arm when sliding the clip up. It's like a key hole and needs to slide into the grooves on the plug just so. Good luck :)

Thank you sir!

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