Looks like the connector has corroded and then the resulting high
resistance joint has overheated and melted the connector.
It's also possible that somebody has fitted higher wattage bulbs which
won't have helped.
You can by replacement connectors fairly easily but you will need
somebody with crimp tool to fit it, and you may need to cut the wires
back a few inches to find an un-corroded section.
Jim
On 02/07/2016 17:21, SMIDG3T wrote:
So on my 2+2 my main lights are now longer working and I've noticed this:
http://imgur.com/xciFG4g
Have they burned out or something? The other light is completely fine. Also,
which part is this (the bit that looks burnt)? Looks like I may need to buy a
replacement. Thanks.
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