How to Repair BMW 99-06 E46 Tail Lights and Turn Signals That Stopped Working

[@crypt0saiyan]

I just did this. Worked. Thanks so much!

[@azuraxxv]

I've just scraped off the corrosion and it seems to work. I will wait few kilometers I hope it stays working :D

[@nadeemanwar7964]

Haveing same Problem.. But Only Left Side. N hate when i see .. Lights of Fault . On Dash Board ... Last time when i tried to repair ... Oops Brown Cable was .Hoter ther others... As i am not Auto electrician ... Fixed back the way it was.. But after watching your Video ... I am sure . That . Lights on Dash Board . Will Disapear. Thanks For Sharing a Usefull Video

[@Buddyrock68]

Thank you so much I bin driving around with the same issue just on one side and I did what you did and it works now 👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼

[@gochagagua2040]

you saved my life

[@foxsake_]

Hey.. i have this problem with pre LED lights.. i changed over to LED with correct resistors.. however the case has no rail to connect to ground

[@skinlessmedal7248]

I can use any colored wire to attach it to the brown wire ? And fix my turn signal?

[@raidzfn4940]

I’m wondering what kind of wire I need

[@fauzansadikin3777]

IT’S WORKS THANKYOU

[@skrrttt6794]

thank you for help❤️

[@laur1sxd]

I did everything like you did and taillights work with turn signals, but it remain error on dashboard, help

[@hafizrailey5557]

Im gonna try this. Might get electrocuted but vibes

[@calvin48]

Thank you bro 🙏

[@davishahn3101]

Funny thing is, I start my car, it says back left defect. I turn on my lights, it fixes itself. Will still remove the board and see if if it fixes that

[@theilluminatedone525]

Hillbilly fix 101

[@AllYouCanEatBaby1]

No, do not do that! You should just scrape the corrosion off both the male and female part of the connector and reconnect. That should do the trick. You can use a jeweler’s screwdriver or small pick to do the job.

[@humbertholzmann674]

but if the pin of the connector is corroded? what do you advice?

[@AllYouCanEatBaby1]

Scrape the corrosion off (small pick or jewelers screwdriver) or an anti-corrosive spray (something you would spray on a battery terminal). That should do the trick. I would only cut as a last resort.