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Old February-9th-2003 | 02:34 AM
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MP5 Headlight white socket?

My original driver's side of headlight socket melted, and wires are burnt out.
so good friend zmzmp5 fixed it with custom job. but it didn't last long. I don't know why. bulbs are in perfect condition though( sylvania cool blue)
so,I got a copy of the 2003 official collision&estimating reference guide from bombero69 to find out parts number.
unfortunely, they didn't have parts number for headlight socket with harnesses.
I could only found black round shape plastic(B28V-51-0A3) that between connects bulb and headlight socket.
anyway, I have called local mazda dealer BUT, they told me they have to see the problems to see what parts are need to be replaced.
so, my question is does anyone know where I can get (white)headlight socket to replace it? or is there a universal headlight socket?
help~~~

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Old February-9th-2003 | 01:38 PM
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Originally posted by TheMAN
I tell people time and time again... NEVER EVER USE OVERWATT LIGHT BULBS!!!

sorry, this will be an expensive fix/lesson for you

the black plastic piece you found is the dust shield/gromet
i've learn my lesson!
dust shield/gromet are rubber round shape covers back of headlight socket?
can someone tell me, if there's a solution to fix it with less costs.

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Old February-9th-2003 | 06:25 PM
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Cool good luck

HI ..

I got the same problem for my headlight too. I think you can find a H7 socket at autozone or car parts store. Another way you can do is connect (solder) the wire direct to the light bulb. GOOD LUCK !!!
Old February-9th-2003 | 08:00 PM
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yeah well the protege 5 uses an H4 socket for the H7 bulb. But since it only uses 2 of the 3 slots it will work just fine. The protege sedans use H4's if i am correct. and the wagons use H7's for regular and 9006 for high beams. The H4 socket at autozone will be fine. I have like 2 extra here if you live in houston i could just give them to you.
Old February-9th-2003 | 08:48 PM
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Thank you guys, I'm going to try autozone or pepboys tomorrow
and either look for H7 socket or H4 right?
Old February-10th-2003 | 07:21 PM
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its definitely going to be a H4 socket, because of the little adapter on the end of the H7 bulb to make the connectors larger.
Old February-11th-2003 | 04:10 AM
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umm so i will need to get them h7 connectors...anyways anyone know how to rewire the mp3 headlight harness to work with mp5 headights?...
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