The inner "halo" on my passenger side has been going on and off and I decided to take the light out. To my amazement, one of the connectors at the bottom of the entire light snapped off and that's why it was shotty.

If someone knows of an entire replacement bulb with the connectors or whatever, I would be deeply grateful.

Plus I haven't been on here for 9 or so months, so it may have been answered, but that's a helluva lot of posts to go through, and yes I did use the search function.

 

good chance ur screwed. a few of us have been looking for said parts. I stopped looking thou

 

SOB. thanks for that quick reply. I don't want to shell out anoth $200 for that one part, well two as when I took my car into the dealership, said light ficture actually has a bunch on tiny cracks on the outer shell, like as if someone stepped on my light.

Still am not happy about that, and that happened about 6 months ago.

 

right... im currently being te guiniue pig swaping to ccfls. Theres a chance if a few members do the upgrade those hard to find parts will enter the market

 

im having problems with my 3rds gens 2

thleft light wont stay aimed it keeps falling down like it is lazy...starting to **** me off

mine also have the tiny cracks on the lense as well

 

It wasn't entirely specified what Gen Projectors you had... But if you're 1st Gen then you need some LEDs to fix the halo. 2nd and 3rd are CCFL which can be had off of this website: www.izntrbl.com

 

No the tab at the bottom of the light where it plugs into to make the connection broke off (right where the circuit board for the light/led is).

I just was looking at ebay at those ccfl's and I might jump on one of those instead.

csementuh,

I have the original angel eye projectors, sorry that I forgot to mention that.

 

i assumed as such. i ordered mine from ebay btw

 

as did i last night

 

which ones did you order?

 

I have the first gen projectors also... If you are handy with a solder iron, just solder the lead back onto that little circuit board with the 3mm LEDs. If you aren't find a friend who is. It isn't that difficult. You could even solder in some bigger/brighter LEDs if you want to...