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"Today, no American family can be secure against the danger that one of its children may decide to become an artist"
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Bring that thing into my Barn. I'll get er workin fer ya!Originally posted by KJ4YXY View PostSome people like to read fiction,I prefer to read repair manuals. Weird I know-
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Your too far away!"Today, no American family can be secure against the danger that one of its children may decide to become an artist"
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if it worked before you probably unhooked something by accident on your cyclops system. while checking the headlight problem.
first rule of electrical problem;..LOOK WHERE PEOPLE LAST WERE !
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Reading through the thread, I was kinda surprised nobody mentioned the headlight relay. Make sure you hear clicks for parking lights and headlights on the driver's side of the engine compartment.-Zack
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The connection might have been broke because I was a bit rough with it.
The clicks - what exactly am I supposed to hear?"Today, no American family can be secure against the danger that one of its children may decide to become an artist"
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Rust can insulate a ground. Unplug connectors and spray with WD-40. Scrape off any rust or copper corrosion.Original owner of silver grey carburetted 1989 Festiva. 105k km as of June 2006. 140k km as of June 2021.Comment
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Clicks are of the relays mechanically connecting a circuit for your headlights. The headlight switch on the stalk is a low current switch that makes an electromagnetic field in the relay. When the coil is energized, it makes a click by pulling the arm inside the relay to make contact with the output terminal.
Basically, it's a quiet click (that you probably won't hear over a running engine). You can roll down your window and turn the switch. It should be audible by the driver's side fender.-Zack
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I didn't hear it even with the engine off."Today, no American family can be secure against the danger that one of its children may decide to become an artist"
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