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Originally Posted by 74hotrodmalibu
this solved my problem so far so good .......................... Here goes...
-Disconnect the negative battery terminal.
-Remove radiator cover.
-Remove headlights and turn signals.
-The problem occurs where the wiring runs across the car in front of the radiator. The wires rub against the bumper supports, causing pinholes in the wiring that corrode.
-Unwrap all the wiring that is there. GM does a really insufficient job of protecting the wiring.
-Once you locate the pinholes all you have to do is replace the section of wire that is bad. I personally had 1 on passenger side and 5 on driver side.
-Once you do that just wrap all the wiring in GOOD electrical tape.
-I went a step further and also used plastic wire loom to protect against the wear of the rubbing.
-Then just reattach the wiring and put everything else back together.
-Problem solved!
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Lol......... good deal but this reads like this
http://www.automotiveforums.com/vbul...adlight+defect. I believe in giving credit where credit is due and that would be this fella ......lol. Glad you got yours repaired ,wanna come north amd do mine for me ? It`s too cool for me with this type of work.
P.S . I`ll keep an eye and ear open for the Malibu parts you are looking for as per our discussion this Am