Dave T-S
13 December 2001 | 09:00 PM
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Tough job but I suppose someone has to do it.
Had a look on Tuesday night, my mistake, there is only one yellow wire going into the dip beam. Confused though, had the headlight unit out and I can't really see how they've wired them up wrong. Presuming all the wiring comes with the headlights the male and female spades from the dip are wired in a way that even I couldn't get wrong. The yellow feed from the bulb has a female spade while the black wire has a male spade. They also look to be wired the same as the nearside headlight which is working fine.
Beginning to wonder if the headlight unit itself is faulty.
Tough job but I suppose someone has to do it.
Had a look on Tuesday night, my mistake, there is only one yellow wire going into the dip beam. Confused though, had the headlight unit out and I can't really see how they've wired them up wrong. Presuming all the wiring comes with the headlights the male and female spades from the dip are wired in a way that even I couldn't get wrong. The yellow feed from the bulb has a female spade while the black wire has a male spade. They also look to be wired the same as the nearside headlight which is working fine.
Beginning to wonder if the headlight unit itself is faulty.
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