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Shredhead
I'd like to completely remove my fog lights, leaving just the wires, in preparation for painting and so I can clean them up on the bench. I'm not sure I see how the wires disconnect and would prefer not to cut them. Any tips?
914Sixer
Using a little flat blade, unscrew set screw on bulb holder, be careful not to loose it. Pull out white/yellow wires (solder on ends). Slide off brown ground wire. Pull rubber plug out the housing.
Shredhead
QUOTE(914Sixer @ Jan 28 2022, 11:40 AM) *

Using a little flat blade, unscrew set screw on bulb holder, be careful not to loose it. Pull out white/yellow wires (solder on ends). Slide off brown ground wire. Pull rubber plug out the housing.


So pull the wires out of their solders, right?
76-914
The tip of the + wire(s) is soldered but that soldered tip should be held in place by a set screw. Loosen it and it will slip out. Then just pull the spade connector off the ground terminal. Those wires look awfully new for a 50 YO car. Show us the other side of the bulb socket you are holding. Could be a PO did something a little differently when replacing those yellow/while wire(s). beerchug.gif
Shredhead
QUOTE(76-914 @ Jan 28 2022, 06:00 PM) *

The tip of the + wire(s) is soldered but that soldered tip should be held in place by a set screw. Loosen it and it will slip out. Then just pull the spade connector off the ground terminal. Those wires look awfully new for a 50 YO car. Show us the other side of the bulb socket you are holding. Could be a PO did something a little differently when replacing those yellow/while wire(s). beerchug.gif


The set screw was right where you said it'd be and the wires popped right out. Without glasses, didn't notice it. smile.gif
Thanks for your help.
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