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Old 03-24-2004, 09:12 PM   #1 (permalink)
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Headlight Blow out

my right side headlight keeps Killing any bulb i put in it, (9006 low beam for gen 3) i just baught a new pair, and it worked for a while then it killed the bulb, i looked at the points inside the bulbs, where it connects to the harness or watever, and there was some white stuff...powdery...someone help (they are 80W bulbs.......help!
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Well

Clean the plug, and all the corrosion out.

Check if there is water inside head light.

wipe new bulb with rubbing alcohol
Do not touch bulb to anything while installing it.
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dude these are brand new bulbs that the wire thing is burning out
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you are using 80W bulbs? didn't some people mention that they will cause the wire to melt because they are drawing too much power.
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change the harness.....it's quite possible that the connections are partially melted (happened in mine) and they're keep flickering the bulb, killing it pretty quick
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Re: Headlight Blow out

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i looked at the points inside the bulbs, where it connects to the harness or watever, and there was some white stuff...powdery...someone help (they are 80W bulbs.......help!
The answer is quite simple my friend. Your headlight is on crack.
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