One of my LED tail lights is having problems.

4 months back, a car hit my parked Max... Insurance fixed the damaged and replaced 1 of my LED tail lights.

Now it looks like that same tail light has NO brake light or turn signal light.

I removed the tail light and the dumb *** mechanics didnt insert the 3 connectors into the tail light housing. So the wires were hanging lose.

I noticed green corrosion around and inside the female and male connectors.

I dont believe the lights are Fragged! Because they still turn on. But when i break, the light goes off.

I think i just need to clean the green corrosion off. Is there spray or liquid i could buy to clean the connectors??

 

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uhhh... yeah i did that already and from Mr. google's vast knowledge, i only found this:

Mr. Google - "A stiff tooth brush, a cut paper clip and spray cleaner after fixxed my funky brake lights."

I figured someone would know what kind of spray cleaner to user and if someone would say the same thing...

But good bash though!!! LOL

 

Try dipping the ends in coke. (Cola)

It works great on battery corrosion.

 

CRC ELECTRONIC CONTACT CLEANER

best stuff, comes in a red spray can

Got mine from ACE hardware.

Try it, you will not be dissapointed and will not mess up your contact plugs.

 

walk into RadioShack and they have exactly what you're looking for.

 

A potent combination of baking soda and warm water do the trick on a car battery...it would probably do the trick on a connector.

 

use some sand paper on the connections, or a sharp exacto knife or blade to scrape the corrosion off of the metal. Then treat with corrosion resistant grease.