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Old 01-04-2015, 05:55 PM
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Iam looking for a Turn Signal Bulb Socket # 05174703AA. Needed to past inspection. If anyone know where to find one please contact me. Thanks
 
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Is that the front or rear one, left or right?

POsting a part number helps, but not if you are wanting to buy a used one off a disabled car - how the hell do we know what the part number is?


And if it is the front left one, you don't need a new one - it is fixable.
JUST NOW, I fixed mine - works like a champ! (I will start a thread in electronics so my fix is archived.)
 
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And if it is the front left one, you don't need a new one - it is fixable.
Does this mean you can't fix the front RIGHT one

( Sorry Mark, had a 180 moment there )
 
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Old 01-04-2015, 06:19 PM
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I can only speak for what I know - the left one SEEMS ot have a tendency to fail: the contact from socket to housing (Not socket to bulb) burns down. By applying a light amount of solder to the contact on the socket (after a little burnishing/filing), you build the contact up about 1/32". Just enough so that it looks like the other one.

I have no idea if my fix will last long term, but I suspect it will. Only time will tell.



What I mean is, this is now the fourth time in the past two weeks someone has indicated that the left one has failed on them.
 
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Originally Posted by pizzaguy
I can only speak for what I know - the left one SEEMS to have a tendency to fail: the contact from socket to housing (Not socket to bulb) burns down. By applying a light amount of solder to the contact on the socket (after a little burnishing/filing), you build the contact up about 1/32". Just enough so that it looks like the other one.

I have no idea if my fix will last long term, but I suspect it will. Only time will tell.



What I mean is, this is now the fourth time in the past two weeks someone has indicated that the left one has failed on them.
Mark, I was JOKING !
The 2 sockets are IDENTICAL !

( I have one laying here on my desk that has a burnt exterior contact, just have never gotten around to fixin it )

BTW, there are 2 versions of this socket, the later ones have much more 'meat' in the contact area.
 

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I know you were joking, but fact is, I never really finished my first reply to him - so I was correcting that.

But are you SURE the front two are alike? I only looked at the right one quickly, but it appeared that it was 180degrees backwards so far as the tabs go.
I figured that some German engineer would do that....
 
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Originally Posted by jeorje
Iam looking for a Turn Signal Bulb Socket # 05174703AA. Needed to past inspection. If anyone know where to find one please contact me. Thanks
moparpartsoverstock.com. They charge too much for shipping IMO but at least they have it
 
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moparpartsoverstock.com. They charge too much for shipping IMO but at least they have it
The question that started this thread is two years old..
Anyway here is the cheapest part found yet, apart from a socket from a wrecker. CLICK
 
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Same seller as is in my post, #two of the three.
Indicator Bulb Holder For Citroen C4 C5 C8 Peugeot 207 307 607 807 621546 | eBay
 
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First time posting on the forum! Anyway, are you guys sure that these sockets will fit and work in our cars?
 
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Originally Posted by JuBee
First time posting on the forum! Anyway, are you guys sure that these sockets will fit and work in our cars?
Yes, we just do not make things up as we go along, I have purchased them and tried them.
Welcome to the forum.
 
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Thanks onehundred80 i will be ordering this as replacment for my front left turn signal.
 
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Originally Posted by jeorje
Iam looking for a Turn Signal Bulb Socket # 05174703AA. Needed to past inspection. If anyone know where to find one please contact me. Thanks
Did you order/get the Peugeot part? Did it work?.
 
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Did you order/get the Peugeot part? Did it work?.
Why ask him, his post was 29 months ago. I said in a later post I and many others had purchased them and they are fine.
They are an off the shelf part and not made for the Peugeot or Citroen etc alone.
 

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Why ask him, his post was 29 months ago. I said in a later post I and many others had purchased them and they are fine.
They are an off the shelf part and not made for the Peugeot or Citroen etc alone.
Thanks. There is a lot of information here to find a specific post. Thanks again.
 
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Is that the front or rear one, left or right?

POsting a part number helps, but not if you are wanting to buy a used one off a disabled car - how the hell do we know what the part number is?


And if it is the front left one, you don't need a new one - it is fixable.
JUST NOW, I fixed mine - works like a champ! (I will start a thread in electronics so my fix is archived.)
Did you get it tow work
 

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[QUOTE=tlavender;920716]
Originally Posted by pizzaguy
Is that the front or rear one, left or right?

POsting a part number helps, but not if you are wanting to buy a used one off a disabled car - how the hell do we know what the part number is?


And if it is the front left one, you don't need a new one - it is fixable.
JUST NOW, I fixed mine - works like a champ! (I will start a thread in electronics so my fix is archived.)[
Did you get it tow work
Not only did he get it to work he got it home again.

What do you understand if you read the words in RED.
 
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well guys I don't care how old a thread is, i'm old, the car is old and the information is relevant.

bulb check light came on recently, checking revealed front left turn signal not working. i twisted the socket thingy some and the light flashed dimly. removed it and found what's shown in the pics. that'l do it..
so I'm trying PG's trick of soldering it. That was actually the first idea that crossed my mine. will flux it up good and try to solder it without melting anything important.

if these things were put together with dielectric grease this wouldn't be an issue. or maybe the grease dried up, who knows at this point..
 
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to grind or not to grind? i'm thinking of leaving it as-is.

 


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