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Raize
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 Posted: Sat Dec 30, 2017 1:55 am Post subject: Headlamp Wiring |
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Sorry for asking this kind of question but I'm so busy I don't really have time to take my car to bits and find out.
What route do the wires for the passenger side headlamp take? I've got an intermittent passenger side dip beam and there's no voltage from the wire. I think there's a break/short/fray somewhere but I'm not sure the routing of the cable.
... And no, it's not the fuse or the relay. They're both fine. |
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3forall
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| Posted: Sat Dec 30, 2017 8:34 am Post subject: |
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They cross over to the drivers side by routing under the "nose" of the car, behind the bumper and up near the badge panel. They join with the driver side headlight wires and together go to the wiring harness which runs along the drivers side frame rail and through the firewall to the relay board.
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gerben1986
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| Posted: Sun Dec 31, 2017 4:04 am Post subject: |
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| 3forall wrote: | | They cross over to the drivers side by routing under the "nose" of the car, behind the bumper and up near the badge panel. They join with the driver side headlight wires and together go to the wiring harness which runs along the drivers side frame rail and through the firewall to the relay board. |
Be aware that in the UK the "driverside" is the passengerside in Canada 
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Cedric
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...wrong thread..
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Carrera RSR
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| Posted: Sun Dec 31, 2017 6:15 am Post subject: Re: Headlamp Wiring |
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| Raize wrote: | Sorry for asking this kind of question but I'm so busy I don't really have time to take my car to bits and find out.
What route do the wires for the passenger side headlamp take? I've got an intermittent passenger side dip beam and there's no voltage from the wire. I think there's a break/short/fray somewhere but I'm not sure the routing of the cable.
... And no, it's not the fuse or the relay. They're both fine. |
My bet is the white connector block at the back of the fusebox. How solid is your battery tray from corrosion and/or water ingress? Unlikely (but not impossible) to be broken between the connector and the lamp, its embedded within a larger amount of wires. Once out the fuse box the wire goes directly through the firewall and along the chassis rail to the lamp. Just before the lamp there is a spade junction 'box' where the joints can corrode. It will be hanging out the lamp or hidden just inside. Just tug the wires a little and it will pop out. Other check is the earths above the fusebox and below the lamp.
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