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Terminator 2: Judgment Day
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Most pop bumers have a thin wire tape coming off of them. the sockets do come lose and over time break if you have a staple gun to reattach them to the playfield.
Thanks for the info. I tried to look for any loose wires. Its so weird. I picked this pin up on Friday. I took a little video of the "When I got it" and later that night I noticed they were out. Video confirms they were working when I got it in the house and setup. Thanks to my friend Josh, we had the enough LED lights to outfit most of the game.
With the coils in the way, I cant clearly see what is giving the light power. 
Thanks Lloyd
5 years later
I have one light fixture completely missing inside one of my pop bumpers. I’ve ordered and received the LED pops and covers. But these plug right into the spade fixture. But I’m missing one.
Anyone know the part number and where to order this little rascal?
Quoted from Nikrox2:I have one light fixture completely missing inside one of my pop bumpers. I’ve ordered and received the LED pops and covers. But these plug right into the spade fixture. But I’m missing one.
Anyone know the part number and where to order this little rascal?
I don't have a T2, but likely this will work.
https://www.pinballlife.com/pop-bumper-lamp-socket-12-insulated-stranded-wire-leads.html
https://www.pinballlife.com/pop-bumper-lamp-socket-flat-wire-leads.html
Quoted from Nikrox2:Saw this one but didn’t know if it was the right animal?
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See my links above.
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