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Join Date: May 2016
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1984 944 no dipped beam
Hi all hope someone can help shed some light (literally) on my problem.
I have early 944 I can get full main beam but no dipped headlights, changed bulbs, fuses but still no look, ideas or thoughts much appreciated. |
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Light switch? Known to be troublesome
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1986 924S bought new. Now used for AutoX and street. Chipped, throttle cam, highflow filter in original airbox/snorkel, 14mm rear sway Hyundai Ioniq hybrid daily driver Vindicator Vulcan V8 spyder, street legal sports racing car (300hp,1400 lbs kerb weight) used for sprints on circuits, and hillclimbs |
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You may resort having to trace some wiring. I had an issue with the driver's side high beam. Turned out to be a burned out connection. Pull Connector A from the rear of the fuse panel and perform some visual/conductivity tests.
![]() ![]() I ended up replacing the entire fuse block and connector A due to loose connection pins.
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1984 944 NA, constant tinkering 1983 "Beastie" - Safari Build |
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Join Date: Jul 2014
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I once found the lever had come out of the indent in the switch in the steering column.
You could pull on the lever but it would not change the headlights. Might also check there, or the steering column switch. |
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Had the same issue with my headlights when I first got my 944. After hours and days checking and troubleshooting I found a wire right behind the headlight assembly that had the insulation worn off and was grounding out against the back of the headlight frame. Where the headlight harness flexes all the time when the headlights go up and down, the wires were rubbing against each other and against the headlight frame. Check there on both sides, easy to get to and you don't have to take anything apart, hope that helps.
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Landen 1988 Alpine White 944 N/A |
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