Posts by Satito
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LOL I went to a non denominational school in Canada. My son went to a Catholic school down here though (pretty much all the private schools here are Catholic and the public system is pretty bad). Nuns love me though. The mother called me in to complain about my son's hair being too long. I pointed to the giant Jesus on the Cross and said, "But I thought you wanted the kids to look to him as a role model?" There really isn't much they could say to that, though I did follow it up with, "But I'll get his hair cut this weekend."
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Yeah, it's quite possible that there was corrosion or the connector may have even deformed a bit from heat. If it does it again I'd consider getting some new sockets from Autozone or another store and just swap them out. I had to do that on my Frontier. The socket had deformed/melted a little due to arcing caused by corrosion. As a result the pins on the bulb just weren't making a connection. A little solder and some heat shrink tubing and they were like new.
It never hurts to put a little dab of dielectric grease in the connector to keep corrosion at bay either. Just make sure you don't get any on the bulb.
It never hurts to put a little dab of dielectric grease in the connector to keep corrosion at bay either. Just make sure you don't get any on the bulb.
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