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HID problem, i am soooo screwed. HID problem, i am soooo screwed.
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Old 09-30-2011, 01:26 PM   #1
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HID problem,
there is a corrosion on only one side of the hid,
the corrosion is on this plug, and also the plastic plug that plugs on it,
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the corrosion and rust are look like i've been using eurolite.
but the other side is perfect fine.

i found this problem, it lasted for a bit, until it finally stopped couple days ago.
i am sure its that corrison, it will work 1 out of 60 times now. (that cause it, sure)

i wonder if its reasonable to claim warranty? ,
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try cleaning it with steel wool..
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Clean up the contact's with steel wool then add in electrical grease to help with the moisture issue.
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