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Hi all, 

i was driving along tonight and noticed my driver side headlight was not on, figuring it was blown I decided to get a new bulb and try to put it in, on further inspection I have discovered that the socket the globe plugs into has partially melted and needs to be replaced, I've tirelessly searched google to find a replacement source but can't seem to find one anywhere. 

Where should I go to get a replacement socket?

its an 09 Camry and takes standard h7 gloves(it's the normal headlight beam)

  • 2 weeks later...
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Same thing happened to my mum and it cost her around $100 to have auto elec come to her house and replace a bit of the wiring just before the plug and the plug on both sides

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Go to a wrecker and cut one off a donor car and do some minor surgery. Are you handy with a soldering iron ?

Will probably cost no more than around 10 bucks.

Just make sure to wrap the join with electrical tape  or heat shrink to avoid moisture and possibility of a short to earth. 


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