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I need your help.
I'm trying to fix the light switch on the 911 to sort out the high beam/low beam problem. But it's going from bad to worse :eek:
Umm, the owners manual says the low beam is to the steering wheel and high towards the dash. Is this correct? I have fixed it in the past but this time things are going a bit weird. Around here we have to get a Warrant of Fitness every six months which is much the same as a MOT that they have in Britain. And it's been expired for over a month which is risking a $300 fine. So I need to fix it. Thanks. |
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Thanks Brian. Great thread. That should do the trick. I'm going from bad to worse with this minor job so pics sure will help :)
I should thanks Eric, I'm just used to posting on this forum. The other one is unknown waters to me. |
Going for a new switch and a relay set would be a reasonable solution, if you have gotten your money's worth out of this assembly.
If it is to be a case of sooner or later, why not sooner ? |
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I rebuilt my old switch several times. I finally just replaced it and put in a headlight relay kit. If you don't have the relay kit, get one. Do a search in he tech forum for the relay kit. One of the members sells a complete kit that is easy to install. That will fix your headlight problem permanently.
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Ah a good old Tech thread! :)
Hope it works out. |
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