by the light of my dash board lights......well lack of them!
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by the light of my dash board lights......well lack of them!
I have a problem, A common one I believe.
My dash board lights are not there.
I have checked all my fuses, the all seem ok but don't match my haynes manual!?
I splashed out on a new switch with dimmer thing.
yes I have checked the bulb....breaking the black cowling and little white plastic bit in my excited state!!
Still nothing...have I missed something obvious?
Please help...getting a bit annoyed with not seeing bits and bobs in the dark!!
My dash board lights are not there.
I have checked all my fuses, the all seem ok but don't match my haynes manual!?
I splashed out on a new switch with dimmer thing.
yes I have checked the bulb....breaking the black cowling and little white plastic bit in my excited state!!
Still nothing...have I missed something obvious?
Please help...getting a bit annoyed with not seeing bits and bobs in the dark!!
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_wendy_ wrote:ours seem to come and go as they please aswell
I had that and seemed to cure it by removing each bulb and bending the tabs 'up' a bit so they make better contact with the track. Also found that the headlight relay mod free'd a bit of juice up for the dash lights and they now glow (very nearly) white.
what relay mod?Doodleboink wrote:_wendy_ wrote:ours seem to come and go as they please aswell
I had that and seemed to cure it by removing each bulb and bending the tabs 'up' a bit so they make better contact with the track. Also found that the headlight relay mod free'd a bit of juice up for the dash lights and they now glow (very nearly) white.
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The one that cleans up the juice to your headlights by bypassing all the switches and gubbins that introduce a high resistance along the way and as a result allows you to actually drive at night! It's great. I think it is in the WIKI to DIY it, but I copped out and bought a headlight booster kit (same result and method, just already part built for you) doobry off ebay that someone linkied to a few weeks ago.
E D I T: If you search Ebay for 'headlight booster' you find them. Obviously costs more than the sum of the parts, but I thought it was a fair price really.
E D I T: If you search Ebay for 'headlight booster' you find them. Obviously costs more than the sum of the parts, but I thought it was a fair price really.