New Ram, headlight problem, w/ pics
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01-07-2009, 02:10 AM
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01-07-2009, 08:43 AM
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Thank you for the prompt replies guys. I ordered a set of the plugs from EBay and I'll just solder the new one on.
Also, with the Sport headlights... Sylvania's bulb finder says the lo beam is a 9007 and the hi is a 9004. I tried a 9007 in the lo beam and it doesn't line up in the housing properly. Which is the correct bulb for the lo's?
Also, with the Sport headlights... Sylvania's bulb finder says the lo beam is a 9007 and the hi is a 9004. I tried a 9007 in the lo beam and it doesn't line up in the housing properly. Which is the correct bulb for the lo's?
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Just a little follow up for you guys...
I solved the problem and I should definitely win the dumbass of the year award for this one.
I changed the corroded plug to a new one and still no light. I started cursing since I don't have a multimeter to test the wires for signal when I realized...
...it's the other bulb that's burned out. I replaced the 9007 on the outside and all is well. All of that for nothing
I solved the problem and I should definitely win the dumbass of the year award for this one.
I changed the corroded plug to a new one and still no light. I started cursing since I don't have a multimeter to test the wires for signal when I realized...
...it's the other bulb that's burned out. I replaced the 9007 on the outside and all is well. All of that for nothing
