you can get them..longer ones even which makes it easier to put the whole deal back together...i found some and just ground the heads down so they fit.....and you can put plastic or a piece of iceblock stick or something that wont cause a short in there if you dont want to put the bulbs back in and wrap electrical tape around the whole deal....
your head light are on a 20 amp fuse that also deals with the starter relay, but were your little parker light still working, I think they are on the same 5 amp fuse as tail light for when you bring the key all the way around to park position, I wouldn't mind betting that were not working when your taillight blew
your head light are on a 20 amp fuse that also deals with the starter relay, but were your little parker light still working, I think they are on the same 5 amp fuse as tail light for when you bring the key all the way around to park position, I wouldn't mind betting that were not working when your taillight blew
which would have shorted and caused the fuse to blow but if you had looked I'll bet the little parkers in your headlights also stopped working, this is the wires Les was referring to when the OP had the parkers bulb holder floating around in headlight shell