The plug for.my head light has corroded pins that basically are not there any more they are corroded so bad. Does any one have a wrecked car with this part? Its the main harness side (male) connector to the headlight

 

 

www.wyckoffchryslerparts.com He's on vacation this week, but the site will still take your order. He's a private parts supplier now. Usually has access to all Chrysler parts for our cars. Should be quick shipping for you.

 

Basic Sex Ed 101 would make that the female plug, but these days who knows. Nothing wrong with that though of course.

 

Yea my bad ....female side connection. If any one has any broken headlights though I could also use the wiring male side connection

 

This could be used, cut of one end and solder the new plug up to the existing wires.
H7 HEADLIGHT WIRE HARNESS 2004-2008 CHRYSLER CROSSFIRE | eBay

 

I don't need the plug to the bulb. I need the actual plug to the back of the head light from the wire harness ( it runs all the lights in the head light. High&low beams as well as the turn signal

 

I have the same problem. I have been driving for about 3 months without my left front low beam. If you locate a (part number 05102615aa) headlamp connector please let me know. I went to a MB dealer and bought their headlamp connector however it did not work.

Shrudds

 

Hey sorry to get to this thread so late. After searching and searching the shelfs at my local dealership and finding NOTHING for the crossfire I found that the headlight plug for dodge/ mercedes sprinters work.(they call it an insulator) the part number is 1-05143205aa this is an empty insulator you still need the pins for it. The pins originally used on the crossfire are not available how ever the dealership electrical repairs kit ( every dodge dealer has one) has pins that are very close and call be used

 

 

If you aare refering to the clips that hold the headlight in you might be able to get one from forum member Maxchicon ashe is making the from a pattern.

 

Larry, I think he is referring to the electrical pins inside the shell he shows in the picture.

But thanks!

 

Sorry, my mistake.

 

I'm joining this thread in the hopes of finding a solution to the 05143205AA issue. Have 04 model with new headlight assembly but the pins are corroded on the above part. Where can I get?