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Originally Posted by RZNT4R
OP asked for the best way to fix this, not the worse. His wire is broken near the terminal at the base of the long plastic socket, what he needs to do is repair the wire, not chop off everything and install a universal socket that will fit badly.
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and the reality is that the wire is broken too close to the socket to do anything.
the easy/standard fix is to replace the socket.
if one was in desperate need to retain the original oem socket for nostalgia and hotrod originality street cred, it would require a depinning tool, a crimper, and a replacement crimp. the depinning tool and crimper alone are going to run about $50, about twice the cost of the replacement socket.