Liverpool.90

Active Member

• Apr 24, 2011

• #1

Just added a set of halogen headlights to my 90, only problem is one doesn't always come on with the other. It always comes on with full beam, but it is just a dim orange glow when on normally. The other headlight is fine and the faulty one works sometimes. Any ideas?

Thanks guys

 

philvy

Well-Known Member

• Apr 24, 2011

• #2

you made a mistake when you wired it in

 

jamesmartin

Well-Known Member

• Apr 24, 2011

• #3

poor connection ,swap bolbs see if problem swaps too

 

philvy

Well-Known Member

• Apr 24, 2011

• #4

james is right, havent read it properly first time.

 

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johns90

Active Member

• Apr 24, 2011

• #5

Bad earth on the dim headlight side. They are only push fit connectors

 

Andy Land

Well-Known Member

• Apr 24, 2011

• #6

johns90 said:

Bad earth on the dim headlight side. They are only push fit connectors

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:5biagree: ... check headlight connector paying special attention to the earth. A little WD40 in the connection will help. While you're there just make sure the earth points on the inner wings are clean and tight.

 

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USLandy

New Member

• Apr 25, 2011

• #7

When I had problems with my front headlights after replacing them was due to the relay, now I also messed around with the dash lights that day too and may have hit the relay or something to cause the issue.

 

Station House

Well-Known Member

• Apr 25, 2011

• #8

Had this yesterday on the RH side after replacing the headlamp securing rims - a spray of silicon spray in the 3 blade headlamp connector seems to have cured.

Had a look for the famous wing earths - couldn't see, but then didn't have a torch to hand! How on earth did you get to them Andy?

 

Andy Land

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• Apr 25, 2011

• #9

Station House said:

Had this yesterday on the RH side after replacing the headlamp securing rims - a spray of silicon spray in the 3 blade headlamp connector seems to have cured.

Had a look for the famous wing earths - couldn't see, but then didn't have a torch to hand! How on earth did you get to them Andy?

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Easy enough to get to through the headlight hole, just look up to about the 2 0'clock position on the left hand light and you'll see it. It would be simple if there was a captive nut on there but finding a way of holding the rear nut through the headlamp hole and tightening the other side from the top requires the body of a rubber man or a Twister expert!

 

Station House

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• Apr 25, 2011

• #10

Thanks Andy - always preferred connect 4 or jenga to twister

 

Andy Land

Well-Known Member

• Apr 25, 2011

• #11

Station House said:

Thanks Andy - always preferred connect 4 or jenga to twister

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Not the same naked SH