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 Post subject: Leftside high beam NOT working
PostPosted: Sun Nov 08, 2009 4:12 am 
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Hi there this has got me stumped, my leftside highbeam is not working I have checked and changed the bulb and even checked and changed the fuse. Funny thing is my spot lights are still working and I jacked into the left high beam 3 years ago for these to turn on when the high beams come on, so up until recently things have been fine, anyone had similar or an idea of what the heck I should try next.

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PostPosted: Sun Nov 08, 2009 8:16 am 
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They're electrons - you have to have a supply coming in and a place for them to go when they're done.
so get the multimeter and start checking.

although if you tapped that line for the spot lights -
the 1st thing I would check is that connection - if it's not perfect - I'd redo that.
the 2nd thing is the ground.

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ATXKJ wrote:
although if you tapped that line for the spot lights -
the 1st thing I would check is that connection - if it's not perfect - I'd redo that.
the 2nd thing is the ground.

X2 on checking the wiring - I tapped off the high-beam on my left side for my Hellas and eventually wound up having to replace the headlight connector. It looked like the wiring had gotten a bit warm and discolored the connector itself.


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