More lighting issues
11-01-05, 06:36 PM
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More lighting issues
well as some as u know i had a lighting prob where i couldnt get my lights to work at all well i figutred that out (it was the fuse for all those that said that) so anyways i replaced that and the lights work only problem is when i hit the switch 1 light goes up and one light goes down when i flick the swtich again the light that is up goes down and te light the was down is now up even if i use the light switch the same thing happens im thinking maybe a wire is wrong? or switched anyone else have this problem b4?
11-01-05, 09:05 PM
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first things first.
using periods would make this about a billion times easier to read. <--- its that thing right there at the end.
second. from what i tried to make out of this is that it seems the switch is burned out, and you have to jiggle it to get both headlights to come up??? is that correct?
using periods would make this about a billion times easier to read. <--- its that thing right there at the end.
second. from what i tried to make out of this is that it seems the switch is burned out, and you have to jiggle it to get both headlights to come up??? is that correct?
11-01-05, 09:57 PM
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Originally Posted by k-rok
first things first.
using periods would make this about a billion times easier to read. <--- its that thing right there at the end.
second. from what i tried to make out of this is that it seems the switch is burned out, and you have to jiggle it to get both headlights to come up??? is that correct?
using periods would make this about a billion times easier to read. <--- its that thing right there at the end.
second. from what i tried to make out of this is that it seems the switch is burned out, and you have to jiggle it to get both headlights to come up??? is that correct?
and for k-rok here is an edited version of my above post
well as some as u know i had a lighting prob, where i couldnt get my lights to work at all. well i figured that out (it was the fuse for all those that said that). so anyways i replaced that and the lights work. only problem is when i hit the up down switch one light goes up and one light goes down, when i flick the switch again the light that is up goes down and the light the was down is now up. even if i use the light switch the same thing happens im thinking maybe a wire is wrong? or switched anyone else have this problem b4?
sorry for my grammar errors lol
11-01-05, 09:59 PM
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lol no problem man, i started to read it and go so lost. lol. yeah. it sounds to me like the switch is bad. we will see if Aaron or Icemark chime in. Aaron is the electric man :-)
11-01-05, 10:02 PM
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alright, ill drop the switch out and toss my new one in. the guy who previously owned my car butchered so many wires, i wouldnt be surprised if one was crossed somewhere thou.
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one light is wired in reverse!..just change the polarity of the light motor on one..try and find the one that is reversed and switch the wires ...or just close one eye!...things will look a whole lot better!!!...lol...I kill me!!!
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