can someone help me find this part?

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SMRcalidiv

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i need the plug on stock headlight harness, mine got a little melted. delk told me 100 for the harness so i thought id see if you guys knew of anyone maybe parting out a stang, or another option, thanks.

 

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junk yard?

 

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www.stangparts.com

 

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know of any in sacramento?

 

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nope, i've used stangparts before and the service & shipping speed was awesome. they were able to get me parts that weren't in their listed inventory as well

 

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SMRcalidiv said:

i need the plug on stock headlight harness, mine got a little melted. delk told me 100 for the harness so i thought id see if you guys knew of anyone maybe parting out a stang, or another option, thanks.

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you can buy a headlamp connector repair kit from any Ford dealer. comes wth the hardshell connector, @6" of wire, connectors and shrink tube(this should be soldered) we have them in stock, @$16.00 + shipping. the Ford part # is 1U2Z-14S411-JA

 

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I bet you used xenon light bulbs and melted the connectors. I've seen it lots of times.

 

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forpointsex you would be correct...and 16 bux randy? thats the best news ive had all day!!!! you wouldnt happen to have a link to buy that part online would you?

 

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I've seen replacement connectors at pep boys/autozone/advanced auto.

They just have the connectors and not include shrink tubing.

 

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by connector you do mean the part that accepts the bulb, and screws into the back of the headlight housing?

 

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SMRcalidiv said:

by connector you do mean the part that accepts the bulb, and screws into the back of the headlight housing?

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correct, you can call me here at the dealership (410-655-2000 parts ext 5618) or contact me over at MD

 

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sounds like a plan, when are you open?

 

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SMRcalidiv said:

sounds like a plan, when are you open?

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Im here from 8am to 4pm, now we just sold 2 of these out in the shop so we only have 1 left on the shelf, can get more tomorrow.

 

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thats cool, i only need one anyway, i assume you do telephone orders.

 

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thats cool, i only need one anyway, i assume you do telephone orders.

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yup, sure do

 

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If you plan to continue using high wattage bulbs or even if you don't. I'd say get a heavy duty relay harness. I've been using them on all my cars for several years now and running high wattage bulbs. It plugs into one of the stock bulb plugs (so you probably wouldn't have to replace the melted one), and runs directly off the battery, using the stock wiring only to switch the relays...