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Highbeam switching relay 1800

posted by  Oliver on  Thu Jan 22 02:55 CST 2004
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Ron,

Thanks for the diagram. The one I have does not identify the wire colors. Interestingly enough, as soon as the highbeam flasher is released the tach comes back to life, but the horn circuit fuse is blown. That circuit affects the horn, interior lighting, and clock (non functional).

Also I notice that all three fuses on the diagram are rated at 35amps not 30amps which I am running.

I will try to isolate the relay and test it, because the highbeams work fine and don't blow any fuses.

Thank you

Oliver





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