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Cpt Jack Sparrow Member Since: 07 Sep 2016 Location: Cardiff Posts: 127 |
very odd one here
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Mon Sep 11 2023 9:12pm |
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Col Member Since: 02 Sep 2012 Location: Hawkes Bay NZ Posts: 4982 |
L/R were a bit skint with the length of the loom, if you take the complete lamp out you should find it a gain, but it can be a bit of fiddle.
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Mon Sep 11 2023 9:22pm |
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Cpt Jack Sparrow Member Since: 07 Sep 2016 Location: Cardiff Posts: 127 |
Thanks Col
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Mon Sep 11 2023 10:06pm |
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Col Member Since: 02 Sep 2012 Location: Hawkes Bay NZ Posts: 4982 |
I don't think you are the first one to have that problem, I can't really remember but I think the harness is bonded to the headlining with a bit of glue, and I suspect the lamps are fitted and connected to the headlining before it is fitted to the vehicle which is why there may not be a lot of slack, but if you can dislodge the glue it may give you a bit more cable length. That is only a suggestion I don't know for sure.
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Mon Sep 11 2023 11:15pm |
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Cpt Jack Sparrow Member Since: 07 Sep 2016 Location: Cardiff Posts: 127 |
you're not wrong there, the plug on the loom was about 15mm from the lamp hole no way to get the plug on. I could just about reach the plug with long nose pliers, once gripped, slowly and gently pulled on the loom until it came to the opening. sounded like it was bonded to the headliner and gently came free a bit. eventually got the lamp unit back on and all working. never to touch it again CJS |
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Fri Sep 15 2023 5:11pm |
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