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headlights not working

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headlights not working

Post by jono-lux »

hey guys
i need help with my headlights, the other night when i was driving around town my low beam lights just went out so i drove home with high beam but now they have stoped working!
so now i have no lights has this happened to anyone else before? or does anyone have a wiring diagram?

thanks johnno
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Post by 31zook »

Check fuses and then buy new lights about $30 for two 7", 3 prong sealed beams... thats what i did and now all my light work...woot
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Post by jono-lux »

yeah ive checked the fuses and there ok so there must be a problem in the wiring somewhere i think and from what i can see the headlights look like there ok so i dont really no whats going on
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Post by alien »

do you have an aftermarket stereo??? of course you do =)

sometimes this is on the same fuse as the headlights and can botch a fuse up - i've had it before - cranked stereo that bit too loud and had no headlights... fuse looked fine, but i put a new one in "just to test" and it worked... hasnt done it since either.

The only other thing to check would be the earth wires arent corroded.
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Post by jono-lux »

i dont think it could be the fuse's because there are only 2 of them for the lights and both the low beams went out but the high beam worked then they stoped one at a time so there would have to be 3 fuse's for that to happen
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Post by treeherder »

now im certainly no electrician but if its not the fuse could it be a relay problem?
i had a 'similar yet completely different' thing happen recently with my spotties; they wouldnt turn off; even with the ignition off! had to disconnect the wiring manually...auto elec then replaced the relay
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