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Foglights Stopped Working?
I installed my Winjet headlights today, and that worked great. I snapped some photos, the foglights were working excellent.
Then I went driving and they stopped working, only to turn back on halfway through the drive, then off again once I hit my driveway bump. Haven't been able to turn them on since. I can push the button and hear the relay clicking, but no lights. Anyone have any ideas, or what I can do to troubleshoot? Thanks! I'm using the Nigel-JDMParts Kit. |
a connection is loose somewhere. usually its the alligator clamps that fail. mine were having this issue, so i ended up soldering most of my connections instead.
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How did you install them? When i used to drive my car, every bump i would hit, the bump would either flicker or turn off for a little.. Turns out it was my ground from my h11 harnest!
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There was a picture on southeast86 FB page, something about melted connector that looked to be by the computer in the engine bay.. I'll look and see if I can find it
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you must have the new harness, i have nigel's earlier harness that was a tad short, so i made some extensions. hm.. a possible loose connection is the male and female connector between the switch and the rest of the relay (i snipped the male/female connectors off and soldered a connection). you can also check your positive and negative connections at the battery terminal. initially mine were touching the relay from my plug n play hid harness also using the terminals and they were causing my lights not to come on.
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hmm.. Could be what indesign is saying.. I would try moving the ground somewhere as a little test. (It's free!) if not, go with what indesign is saying and buy a new harness or extend yours. It could also be contacts for the.. i guess i can call it a remote wire? LOL I'm running nigel's harness, with an extra harness to convert power. (I'm running h.i.d fog lights and spliced into the side marker wire.)
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http://farm4.staticflickr.com/3799/1...879f9592_c.jpg Does this look like the problem they were having? >.< I'm new to electrical, don't know what this should look like. Quote:
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o.o Blew a fuse.
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you blew the fuse. it's supposed to be a piece of blue plastic, all you have left is a blob. :D
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Pull it out, i believe it is either a 20 or a 30a fuse. they go for cheap! bought myself a few dozen for $2-$5!
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