slantsixdan said

Careful you don't cross yourself up by fixing and then immediately unfixing the problem. If the bulb doesn't light, you need to either remove the socket and reclock it 180° from where it was without removing the bulb, or remove the socket, remove/reclock the bulb 180° from where it was, then reinstall the socket the same way it was before.

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RustyRatRod said

Here's how I did mine. Even though I only had two bulbs. lol I used the test light to figure out which connection on the circuit panel was positive. Then I marked tha side and the socket with some white fingernail polish to have a reference. Then I put the bulbs in with the dot on the side of the white mark and installed the socket lined up with the white mark on the circuit board. It was just two and I know I went to some extra trouble, but it helps.

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