Somehow I took a DRL for my nine. After two years of operation, the diodes suddenly went out one by one. I decided to figure it out and began to disassemble them. I found complete horror, the contacts were oxidized, the capacitor generally broke into tar containers and the diodes themselves burned out.
 They were worth a lot. Therefore, I decided to come up with something more budgetary and without any difficulties.
To begin with, I bought diodes for replacement. Then he cleared the textolite of everything that was on it, just cut it off with a knife. Marked on the back where there will be new diodes.
I picked up a drill for the diameter of the new diodes and drilled a hole through it.
Pulled diodes from cartridges.
Drilled holes through. Old diodes were cut off.
I cleaned the burr with a knife. I inserted new diodes into the hole, applied epoxy adhesive on top and around the edges.
Since the textolite did not fit into the case due to the native resistors, I soldered them and soldered the others with the same resistance + - a couple of ohms from the native one. Attached to the reflector and laid out the wiring with all the resistors.
Then I connect the wiring.
After checking whether everything works as it should (adapter for 12V) I collect the "DRL" back. DO NOT FORGET TO SILICON ALL JOINTS. Most likely poor sealing and served as a breakdown of lights.
Check again.
We are happy with the work done.
 They were worth a lot. Therefore, I decided to come up with something more budgetary and without any difficulties.
