How do I get a corroded relay pin out of the fuse box? Or do I have to replace the fuse box entirely?
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My low beam lights are not working. I need to replace the relay, but the relay is corroded and one of the pins is stuck in the fuse box. I can not get the pin out. I tried taking the fuse box out (battery disconnected obviously), but I can't figure out how to get it out because the wires underneath don't have enough give for me to pull it out. My idea was to get the fuse box out and push the pin out from underneath, but I'm not entirely sure that's going to work like I think it would.
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Hello, there is definitely nothing conventional about this, and no procedure that is a known workable fix. If you can find a way to navigate to the terminal side and can get that out of the box, you may have success. My bigger concern is that corrosion of some kind may have caused irreversible damage in general to the box, and will likely need replaced in whole...which I believe is part of the wiring harness. It comes fully assembled from the factory, so it is never meant to be served in the field. Good luck.
