Can’t hurt. Maybe it will self heal.I wish I had it so easy. I need a new motor, maybe I should post about it.
Can’t hurt. Maybe it will self heal.I wish I had it so easy. I need a new motor, maybe I should post about it.
Might be a good reason to check your tail light’s too, on my ‘88 Caprice they worked but had an crazy amount of corrosion.Took out the rear bulbs and they looked fine. When I put them back in, the signals didn’t work. I wound up replacing the bulbs, and the problem is fixed. Not sure if there was corrosion in the socket or what. I didn’t see anything. Problem is fixed now so I’m happy.
Agreed, those things are cheap anyway. Even when replacing them didn’t help in the case of my Pontiac Bonneville, I still wasn’t disappointed in my purchase, peanut bulbs works for other vehicles too 👍I replaced all the outside bulbs on mine even though they "looked" good. It is worth it vs chasing Gremlins. Looking Good doesn't equate to Working Good.
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