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111-941-185C VW Beetle Headlight Wire Rubber Conduit (1967-1979)
111-941-185C VW Beetle Headlight Wire Rubber Conduit (1967-1979)
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VW Headlight Electrical Wire Rubber Conduit – 111-941-185C
The 111-941-185C is a protective rubber sleeve (conduit) designed to shield the headlight wiring as it passes through the inner fender and into the headlight bucket. For the "Upright" headlight style found on 1967 and later Beetles, this conduit is essential for preventing the sharp edges of the sheet metal from chafing through the wire insulation, which can lead to short circuits or electrical failure.
Made from high-quality, weather-resistant rubber, this conduit also serves as a critical moisture barrier. It prevents water, mud, and road salt kicked up by the front tires from entering the headlight bucket, protecting your headlight terminals and bulbs from corrosion. Over time, original conduits become brittle and crack; replacing them is a simple but vital part of maintaining your Volkswagen's electrical reliability.
Detailed Vehicle Compatibility This conduit is designed for the "Upright" headlight fenders used on the following:
VW Beetle (Standard):
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1967, 1968, 1969, 1970, 1971, 1972, 1973, 1974, 1975, 1976, 1977
VW Super Beetle:
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1971, 1972, 1973, 1974, 1975, 1976, 1977, 1978, 1979
Product Highlights & Features
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Wire Protection: Specifically sized to accommodate the main headlight harness while fitting snugly in the fender pass-through hole.
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Flexible Rubber: Allows for easy installation and remains pliable even in cold temperatures.
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Moisture Seal: Creates a tight seal against the fender to keep the interior of the headlight bucket dry.
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Correct 1967+ Design: Features the specific length and diameter required for the late-model upright headlight configuration.
Technical Specifications
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Part Number: 111-941-185C
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Material: EPDM Rubber
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Color: Black
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Quantity: Sold Individually (2 required per car)
Installation & Maintenance Tips
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Lubrication: To make sliding the wires through the new conduit easier, apply a small amount of silicone spray or dish soap to the inside of the rubber.
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Wire Inspection: Before pulling your wires into the new conduit, check for any existing corrosion or cracked insulation.
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Clean the Passage: Ensure the area where the conduit meets the fender is free of road grime to ensure a watertight seal.
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