high beams
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high beams
im trying to install a pair of bosch driving lights...everything works, except..well, where is the high beam wire...(so the lights only come on with high beams)...its not at the fuse panel...nor do i think its a fusible link.....
can anyone enlighten me
thnks
Paul
85 gsl
can anyone enlighten me
thnks
Paul
85 gsl
#5
so, ok, i have this stupid wire thats supposed to go to the high beam ....so which one of the 2 links should i use...(1 is for the retractor (raise lower lights)....
or do i just guess..and see what happens
or do i just guess..and see what happens
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Originally posted by Vohaul
so, ok, i have this stupid wire thats supposed to go to the high beam ....so which one of the 2 links should i use...(1 is for the retractor (raise lower lights)....
or do i just guess..and see what happens
so, ok, i have this stupid wire thats supposed to go to the high beam ....so which one of the 2 links should i use...(1 is for the retractor (raise lower lights)....
or do i just guess..and see what happens
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#9
k, fusible links go in order from bottom...
bottom - right headlight
middle - engine and all other electronics
top - left headlight
these monitor the light emitting and raising of the headlights.
the fuse inside the car for the running lights, dash lights, etc controls the headlights retracting (going down). I know this because I just spent like 2 months trying to figure out why my headlights would go up, but not down... Oh yeah, it turned out to be the owner before (I don't think it was you Paul) put in a 30 amp blade fuse AFTER the 15 amp light fuse... dunno why, but it was there. I looked at my fuse panel, saw a green blade fuse in the viscinity of the running light fuse, and saw it was burnt out. Replaced it, replaced the 15 amp tube fuse, and low and behold, they worked!! yay!... anyways... lata
Jeff
bottom - right headlight
middle - engine and all other electronics
top - left headlight
these monitor the light emitting and raising of the headlights.
the fuse inside the car for the running lights, dash lights, etc controls the headlights retracting (going down). I know this because I just spent like 2 months trying to figure out why my headlights would go up, but not down... Oh yeah, it turned out to be the owner before (I don't think it was you Paul) put in a 30 amp blade fuse AFTER the 15 amp light fuse... dunno why, but it was there. I looked at my fuse panel, saw a green blade fuse in the viscinity of the running light fuse, and saw it was burnt out. Replaced it, replaced the 15 amp tube fuse, and low and behold, they worked!! yay!... anyways... lata
Jeff
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#10
hehe..omid.....i already have said relay and connected to battery with a separate switch
its just a pain in the *** to ...
when traffic comes
a. take off high beams with columm switch (factory)
b. turn off driving lights with other switch
where is this high beam switch (or somewhere i can attach the wire to
its just a pain in the *** to ...
when traffic comes
a. take off high beams with columm switch (factory)
b. turn off driving lights with other switch
where is this high beam switch (or somewhere i can attach the wire to
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