Willys MB / Ford GPW Headlamp Assembly Team G503

[@jimlong527]

Very detailed thanks....which I had these videos when I owned my my MB GPW

[@edstransitscott9186]

I working on the same thing, Great info, keep them coming

[@Bicongerman]

Hello, recently I tried to find that he'd light cable in your store and I couldn't. How to find it? Thanks!!

[@TeamG503]

Call 1 800 600 5337 Speak with Ron Or Scott 👍

[@Bicongerman]

@@TeamG503 The problem is that I live in Argentina, and my English is not the best to speak by phone. Do you you have the socket published on ebay? Thanks. By the way, your videos are perfect!!! Congrats!!!!

[@builtnotboughtmadeinphilip3955]

Im looking for the routing of the headlights harness passenger side to body

[@TeamG503]

Not yet my friend. I believe that the G503 forum has pictures as well as the jeep Draw site. I will have a wiring video in the future👍

[@builtnotboughtmadeinphilip3955]

@@TeamG503 ok cool. Only can find taking out. I dont know if jeep draw shows but that would be a lot of prints. Im just started with headlights

[@MikeBaxterABC]

I do not understand why you are using Dielectric grease on the contact points? ... All Dialectic greases are insulators and specifically formulated to be non-conductive electrically. I usually use a Silver Filled silicone grease for electric conductivity, ... or at least cheaper Carbon Based conductive grease for this purpose.

[@TeamG503]

Your right 100 percent Mike. I was told by many to use it. After a lot of research I came to find that the use of dielectric grease on contacts is widely misused. Thanks for your input as always my friend.👍

[@MikeBaxterABC]

@@TeamG503 ... I've done a lot of electronics work in the past, we used to mix graphite with silicone grease back in the day for some applications :) ... But it's so messy! ... I did some research just now, and many people say Dielectric is better than nothing ... and a few comments about the fact, even bit too much Conductive grease can promote short circuits and burnouts.