BoabCarney

Member

• Dec 4, 2016

• #1

afternoon guys

does anyone have a wiring diagram for the headlights on the d1

for some reason the headlights only seem to work on full beam

cheers
boab

 

Magicgrotto

Well-Known Member

• Dec 4, 2016

• #2

Have you checked the fuses ??

 

BoabCarney

Member

• Dec 4, 2016

• #3

Magicgrotto said:

Have you checked the fuses ??

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yeah lol

cheers
boab

 

Magicgrotto

Well-Known Member

• Dec 4, 2016

• #4

The 1s under the bonnet or in the main fuse box drivers side ??

 

BoabCarney

Member

• Dec 4, 2016

• #5

every fuse I could find I belled out with the fluke

cheers
Boab

 

neilly

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• Dec 4, 2016

• #6

BoabCarney said:

every fuse I could find I belled out with the fluke

cheers
Boab

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This might help it is a 97 model

Cheers

 

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Magicgrotto

Well-Known Member

• Dec 4, 2016

• #7

A1/A2 fuse in side motor A two under bonnet after that could be relay !!

 

brian47

Well-Known Member

• Dec 4, 2016

• #8

When you say they only work on full beam, does that mean that when you dip then they stay on full beam or they just go off?
I would be tempted to check that the stalk is working correctly, and just to be sure, I'd also make sure that the dip filaments on both headlight bulbs are intact.

 

BoabCarney

Member

• Dec 4, 2016

• #9

neilly said:

This might help it is a 97 model

Cheers

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sorted thanks mate

the dim dip relay is had it the main beams work fine as they should but the dips just went out
pulled the dim dip relay out and it fixed it


cheers again
boab

 

David_Cooper

Active Member

• Dec 4, 2016

• #10

First thing I did with mine when the head lamps played up, was to disconnect the dim-dip relay. It instantly sorted them out and stopped a relay in the passenger footwell going mental.
Not needed for the MoT thankfully and I drive with dipped beam on most of the time anyway, especially at this time of year.