I have very good night vision so maybe i am lucky So long as I was not
changing course I'd have no problem on the side lights stopping, I.e a straight
line or continuous bend.
You should be diving at a speed where you can stop in the distance that is
clear. Therefore as soon as the lights go
Sorry Jim, I don't know how I missed that.
And, I'm sorry Matthew, but just go out in the dark and try driving on
sidelights. They certainly aren't enough to drive at more than 10mph
or so, if that. Unless all the roads you drive on are streetlit. We
don't have that luxury in the wilds of East Yor
In a message dated 17/02/2012 14:40:16 GMT Standard Time,
matt...@wastell.eu writes:
I'm sure I'll eat my words when I crash later on!
Assuming you have any teeth left.!
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t;>>> from only one side.
>>>> If the headlight fuse goes for the side of the car that the flap motor
relay
>>>> is connected to then the flaps will close and you won't be able to see
much.
>>>> If you are worried about this then fit 1 more diode fro
(and another diode from the main if you are really worried) beam circuits on
the car.
Jim
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I do have a local st
ly ever used the one side though.
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> Jim
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I'm sure I've posted this before, but please don't wire to just one
side of the headlights, either main or dip. Sods Law states that is
the side that the bulb will go on, and the bulb will blow
nected to then the flaps will close and you won't be able to see
> > > much.
> > > If you are worried about this then fit 1 more diode from the other dipped
> > > (and another diode from the main if you are really worried) beam circuits
> > > on
> > > th
; > (and another diode from the main if you are really worried) beam circuits on
> > the car.
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> > Jim
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> > I do have a local store, I'll go down and have a look tomorrow.
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> > The si
e from the other dipped
(and another diode from the main if you are really worried) beam circuits on
the car.
Jim
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ke a complete new wiring loom for his VW beetle
> just using one colour wire because it would look cool.
> He seemed surprised when i said no !
>
> Jim
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Subject: [Quantum Owners] Re: 2+2 front wiring
Hi Jim
That makes sense now. The headlight flaps currently do not work as the
previou
Hi Jim
That makes sense now. The headlight flaps currently do not work as the
previous owner disconnected them. So hence re-wiring the front.
Would it be best to use these rectifier's or replace them with the
diodes that where supposed to be there?
Also is the relay for the headlight flap normal
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