cuttysupreme72

Anyone know how? I have three that are worn out. And Advanced has the replacements for 3.99 each.

ah64pilot

What car? If you're talking about a '72 Supreme you can take the housings out and do it on a bench, it's easier. If not, you have to grind off the factory socket lip to release it from the housing. Then you can push in a new socket...however, the push in sockets are usually flimsy. It might be better to rebuild the factory sockets with new springs and wires.

cuttysupreme72

Yeah I have the 72 cutlass supreme sedan. So grinding them out is the only way I take it?

ah64pilot

Grinding or if you can get a drill big enough you can drill it out, but that's pretty much grinding it with a drill bit lol!

cuttysupreme72

lol ok thanks alot man. I would have never figured it out. I'm almost ready to get it inspected. Its my daily driver

Allan R

Here's a link to the pigtail connectors if you want to splice in new ones. http://www.repairconnector.com/produ...t-Pigtail.html

cuttysupreme72

Sweet thanks!