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Melting tail lights 200 1990

posted by  Burco on  Sun Jan 19 12:20 CST 2020
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Never thought of the issue being water related.
Had an old HVAC instructor tell me " You can test a lot of things in a lab, but you can not test time." Makes sense to me.
The method I used was to toss the flex boards and connect the wiring to the bulb holders with solder. The replacement tail lights had heat deformity. I never thought of soldering directly to the flex board. I have had as many issues with the wires connector as with the bulb to flex board area.






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