anyone know how to bypass headlights. Without new combo
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anyone know how to bypass headlights. Without new combo
Alright I'm having a big problem with my headlights. Not many people know about electrical problems on cars. My combo unit is messed up. Everytime i make a right or left turn my headlights go out. If i go over any bumps my headlights go out. I don't want to replace the whole combo unit, has anyone ran into to this problem or know how to bypass it.
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Re: anyone know how to bypass headlights. Without new combo
Are you sure it's the combo-switch and not a loose wire?
The problem with by-passing the combo-switch is that it will affect the high beam lights then. There might be a way to by-pass the main portion and leave the rest working, but it won't be pretty.
The problem with by-passing the combo-switch is that it will affect the high beam lights then. There might be a way to by-pass the main portion and leave the rest working, but it won't be pretty.
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Re: anyone know how to bypass headlights. Without new combo
Does anybody have any manuals for the electrical in the combination unit so i can see how it is supposed to be....
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Re: anyone know how to bypass headlights. Without new combo
Sounds similar to what happened to me, i had to buy a new switch, not expensive, even from my local Mazda dealer!
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89 Nissan 300ZX TT 2+2
90 Nissan 300ZX TT 2+0