No low beam headlights
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What was disconnected?
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Don't be intimidated about replacing the wiring harness. You just unplug on connector at a time and plug in the new one. I learned this from my uncle Frank at a Dodge dealership where he worked when I was 16.
More recently, I replaced all the wiring on the El Camino, some on the Coronet and then I had my son-in-law replace the engine harness on Bill's Cuda as I watched; all went very smooth.
More recently, I replaced all the wiring on the El Camino, some on the Coronet and then I had my son-in-law replace the engine harness on Bill's Cuda as I watched; all went very smooth.
Some pictures of harness location for reference?
Than toaster oven still working??
Than toaster oven still working??
Pray it works!
Crackedback
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Grab a test light to verify power where it should be. If you aren't multimeter savvy.
On the High/Low beam switch?
Which plug?
being busy this last weekend
It seems it was already fixed anyway
no need for the bypass althought relay can be a good idea, as far is propperly sourced ( place and power )
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When I had a problem with the lights going off and on it was corrosion between the dimmer switch and floor.
Ernie ingling
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Glad it wasn’t two burned out lamps
After 50+ yrs as a tech and shop owner I’ve seen that be the case more than once. Glad you’re back in the light
After 50+ yrs as a tech and shop owner I’ve seen that be the case more than once. Glad you’re back in the light
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