Thanks everyone. As the saying goes look at the simple obvious things before digging into the complex stuff. It turns out that it was the loose...
Thanks. I'm tired and a bit short. I appreciate the time spent on the info provided; I just run out of steam by the end of the day. Although I...
You know what ... thanks for the information provided but you don't have to be an ass. If it is a choice between taking extra shifts as a...
Working 7th day in a row so don't have a much time as others. Not sure if my question was answered but thanks anyway.
Here is a picture of the blue 18p. To my untrained eye nothing looks out of the ordinary. [ATTACH]
Wow ... thanks for the new info. I will follow your recommended troubleshooting topics Thank you for trying to help out and for the information...
Hello, This is a 2005 that I took, new, out of the shipping crate in the spring of the 2007 and have been the only owner. When I first got the...
I'll have to take a video showing me taking the fuse out and still getting high beam with the flick of the switch. Definitely makes no sense to me.
I got 0 V on the white with globes in and 12 V with them out. I have started to trace it back toward the low beam relay. I will keep you posted.
Thank you for the clear directions ... I will try after work tonight and let you know how I make out.
With the flick of the high beam switch the high beam worked with either 20 A fuse removed. The label on the fuse holder says the headlight 20A...
Hello, Nope, I pull the greenish \ yellow 20A fuse and the high beam still works when I flick the high beam switch; strange indeed! The relays...
Maybe the new bulbs were no good from the box so when the auto supply opens I will try 2 new light bulbs.
Thanks ... checked relays first and the relays are good.
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