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Era Guy's Help !
I'm having a high beam problem. when I hit my high beams the lights go out. what to do fellas ???
"QUICK" Keep the venom flowin', "even at night":LOL: |
First of all, check the 3rd fuse down on the driver's side. If the fuse looks good, use a test light or VOM to check the voltage on the passenger's side of the fuse (with the switch on, of course.) If you're getting voltage there, the switch and relay are working. If not, then give me a call and we can work backward.
860-224-0253 (Bob Putnam) |
Thanks Bob,
I'll give it a try this weekend.I will let you know what I find. "QUICK" |
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