no lights
Check the following about headlight switch...Common problem:
https://www.rx7club.com/forum/showth...hreadid=162535
https://www.rx7club.com/forum/showth...hreadid=162535
There's even a "sticky" for it. https://www.rx7club.com/forum/showth...hreadid=164931
I've been using a relay on my melted connector for several months now. No problems, no flickering, good bright lights. I've got a good harness & switch on the shelf, but I have a feeling that's where it's going to stay.
Originally posted by HeffBoost
I've been using a relay on my melted connector for several months now. No problems, no flickering, good bright lights. I've got a good harness & switch on the shelf, but I have a feeling that's where it's going to stay.
I've been using a relay on my melted connector for several months now. No problems, no flickering, good bright lights. I've got a good harness & switch on the shelf, but I have a feeling that's where it's going to stay.
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Originally posted by HeffBoost
No car-B-Q, it's fine.
Pics of my connector can be found in this thread.
The negativity is really unecessary.
No car-B-Q, it's fine.
Pics of my connector can be found in this thread.
The negativity is really unecessary.
If you are... you are just waiting for a fire. Not being negative, merely suggesting that I would not drive a car with the lights on that has a harness that burnt!
You need to replace that harness. It's like a 15 minute job. You will either burn out another switch or burn out the wires if you do not replace it.
You can choose to ignore this, but I would consider it the same as a leaking PD.
Is this the infamous harness I read about all the time????::::http://www.mazdatrix.com/o86elect.htm
I must be lucky, so far.
I must be lucky, so far.
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