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I believe headlights are on a relay, not a fuse. I've found
that when I've had trouble with the headlights, its been caused by the high beam
sitch.
John
----- Original Message -----
Sent: Saturday, December 13, 2003 1:24
PM
Subject: Re: IML: headlights not
lighting
Hi Tony!..this may sound dumb, but did you check to see if the
fuse blew? of
course if is IS the fuse, then I would be wondering WHY the
fuse blew.
Just my 2 cents!
Dan Melnik
> Hey ALL
>
> It is me again. This time I have another new
problem. I got in my 71
> Newport last night to go get some
things at the store and when I got ready
> to take off, the headlights
would not work. I found this very strange due to
> the fact that they
were working fine 30 mins earlier.. Any help???
> I am thinking the
dimmer switch but I am not sure how to test it to see if
> it is bad or
good....!
>
>
Thank you!!
> Tony Fornter
> 69 imp
> 71 imp
> 71
newport
> 90 imp
> 92 GTC Turbo vert
>
>
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