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New JK Headlights
INSTALLED! 
Only problem was getting the new connector to fit into the existing connector.
Rather than using tape, we trimmed 1/2 inch off the ridges on the new connector and trimmed (slightly) the width of the locking tab in the center of the new connector.
Will add pictures later tonight or first thing in the morning!
Only problem was getting the new connector to fit into the existing connector.
Rather than using tape, we trimmed 1/2 inch off the ridges on the new connector and trimmed (slightly) the width of the locking tab in the center of the new connector.
Will add pictures later tonight or first thing in the morning!
INSTALLED! 
Only problem was getting the new connector to fit into the existing connector.
Rather than using tape, we trimmed 1/2 inch off the ridges on the new connector and trimmed (slightly) the width of the locking tab in the center of the new connector.
Will add pictures later tonight or first thing in the morning!
Only problem was getting the new connector to fit into the existing connector.
Rather than using tape, we trimmed 1/2 inch off the ridges on the new connector and trimmed (slightly) the width of the locking tab in the center of the new connector.
Will add pictures later tonight or first thing in the morning!
There isn't a lot to explain :P If you go over to my install thread https://www.jk-forum.com/forums/show....php?p=1527881 and scroll to the 6th & 7th pictures you'll see where the new harness attaches to the old harness.
The part that is not designed properly is the black part of the new harness slides in to the old one, but the little hook on it that should make a 'positive connection' is too big. It does not engage with the clasp on the original harness. Without the two pieces fully snapping together the harness can slide completely apart with little to no effort.
I used electrical tape to secure the parts together. Paul nibbled away at the plastic on the new connector until it actually fit correctly.
The part that is not designed properly is the black part of the new harness slides in to the old one, but the little hook on it that should make a 'positive connection' is too big. It does not engage with the clasp on the original harness. Without the two pieces fully snapping together the harness can slide completely apart with little to no effort.
I used electrical tape to secure the parts together. Paul nibbled away at the plastic on the new connector until it actually fit correctly.
Thanks David. This was my first purchase from you and I couldn't be more confident based on the feedback from the boards! I am assuming it is an issue with the 2010 connections, as that is the only people to report anything so far.

