Re: Headlight no glo
Posted: Sat Jul 02, 2011 4:00 am
Clearly some excess heat at play.
I think that as strands of earth wires have deteriorated, the heat has increased until the wire has become a fuse and blown.
That's what I reckon anyway. The other option is things got hot in a hurry for some reason and it burnt out.
I like my first idea mo'

I was able to buy terminals which are identical to the original ones in the headlight plug, as well as a new empty plug to take the terminals.
Replaced the earth wire with a slightly heavier one but unfortunately couldn't get it into the covering tube so it got taped on. Oh well.
All working again. Thanks for your help gents!
I wonder why the headlight power wires come from the terminal board in the bucket and not directly from the relay?
Oe relay by the way.

I think that as strands of earth wires have deteriorated, the heat has increased until the wire has become a fuse and blown.
That's what I reckon anyway. The other option is things got hot in a hurry for some reason and it burnt out.
I like my first idea mo'

I was able to buy terminals which are identical to the original ones in the headlight plug, as well as a new empty plug to take the terminals.
Replaced the earth wire with a slightly heavier one but unfortunately couldn't get it into the covering tube so it got taped on. Oh well.
All working again. Thanks for your help gents!
I wonder why the headlight power wires come from the terminal board in the bucket and not directly from the relay?
Oe relay by the way.
