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Just get a 9/16" deep socket and cut a slot for the wire with a dremel tool. I got my socket at a pawn shop for 1.00, and it took about 5 minutes to cut the slot.
I had posted a picture of my socket, but just did a search and couldn't find it. I will post another pic if you wiould like.
I posted a question last night on here about the exact same question, under ' need advice on', Was told by Bill and grover about the snap on socket, but believe I will dremel out a craftsman socket I have. Bought a new 9/16 yesterday to notch/slice it out, but decided to use the older one I have had for a while. The new one has a purdy etch on the side that is easier to read. Maybe I should convert all my sockets? OH WAIT... I have a Harley now. No extra money can be spent unless it is on the king.
I took my Ultra Classic to a local dealership last week to have the spot lights adjusted. I was expecting them to charge at least 1/2 hour labor, which would have been about 42.00. To my surprise they didn't charge me anything. They will certainly get my repeat business.
Here is a pic of the socket I made. The slot can be cut with a cutting wheel on a dremel tool. Make sure that you get the cut real smooth with no sharp edges that could cut the lamp wire.
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