List,
I recently had a question about my 200B with the one dim head light, that I
replaced with various others that gave the same fault, leading some on the
list to believe it was the classic 1-of-2 fuse failure... tonight I tried
to fix it with some new fuses, but I could only find one fuse for the
headlights, not 2. I removed the fuse and no headlights at all, so I
wondered if my 200B had 2 fuses at all. It is one of the earliest 1977
Japanese 200B's with the chassis number 00000030... did these have 2 fuses
or just one? If it's not a fuse then it must be the relay... but why does
it cause one headlight to be dimmer than the other, and in highbeam the dim
one nearly goes right out.
From: Paul Stanley
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