Low beam circuitry
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It seems I must pull the fuses one by one until I get to the low beams. Maybe if I can do the high beams as well, that would be really cool.
I used Comic Life on an iMac at my college library. I'm sure similar programs are available for Windows, and this wasn't as feature-packed as I had expected, but it worked, right? Thanks for the comments on that. Anyone notice the Bonneville Front pun?
I used Comic Life on an iMac at my college library. I'm sure similar programs are available for Windows, and this wasn't as feature-packed as I had expected, but it worked, right? Thanks for the comments on that. Anyone notice the Bonneville Front pun?
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The caps that cover the fused are labled in the cap cover and underneath the fuse block itself.
If your going to do the HI beams, I am going to suggest that you tackle this underneath the dash where the HI / LOW beam switch is
What kind of aftermarket lights are you looking to add, and what wattage are the bulbs?
If your going to do the HI beams, I am going to suggest that you tackle this underneath the dash where the HI / LOW beam switch is
What kind of aftermarket lights are you looking to add, and what wattage are the bulbs?
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If you use the light wire to trigger a relay..there is enough resistance to set off the DH. When I say DH..yes...I'm leaving it as initials because the DIC is great when used from the factory...but after that.. it'* a DH.
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