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Tail Light Plug-Ins 200 1992

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posted by  Sven's Maintainer on  Sat Jul 22 14:21 CST 2006
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Dielectric grease shouldn't hurt.

I presume you're talking about a sedan? You should tell us.

I did one of those open-up-the-contacts-block jobs a couple months ago on a '90 240 sedan. I believe the contacts in the nylon thing are silver. If you pry them out of the nylon you can squeeze the tips just a bit closer together. Wipe the copper patches on the circuit 'board' gently; I think that stuff is pretty thin.

And of course clean up the contacts in the bulb holders as best you can.
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