YOUR RESEARCHAdvice for fixing brittle headlight wiring
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Hi all. My litronic headlights are suffering from the insulation becoming brittle and flaking off. I'm trying to splice new wires in and maybe repinning some connectors. Does anyone know if the main wiring connector on the headlight can be removed and how? (much easier to repin or splice a new wire when i can see the connector). This is the main connector. The main connector Side shot of the rear of the connector
Just pull down the yellow clip and the plug will release. Pull the wheel liner and u can get to the side marker and the fan plug. Then the harness can be pulled through into the frunk. If u have an mk2 litronic car. I have 1 good plug i can cut of an old harness.
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Thanks for the reply. Maybe I should have been clearer. I mean the connector on the headlight module on the car itself. Photo from interweb
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