Rainson

anyone saw this before?how to fix it?

hammeron

i would check the ground wires, for
the non working lights.

kdrshocker

never saw it before - but it's the same with all electrical connectons. start at the bulb if it's good break out a voltmeter to see if there is power getting to it.. and just slowly work your way back along the wire.

landon.moss

damn that's a lot of lights .....agree completely though, check grounds....and any in-line fuses (which wouldn't count in this case cuz if there were any, both lights of each type would be out


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boochy

You must be scared of the dark to have that many lights.

landon.moss

i have that many lights on my mopar, but she's 38 years old and needs all of em with that old tech...has low beams, high beams (lows stay on), park lights, and road (fog) lamps...bout the same look you got, but the park lights are down my the plate...looks like an alternators worst night mare :P


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ShadyNinja

here in IL you are only allowed 4 lights on the front (IIRC)
so you would be fine here

157dB

Got out the good ol VOM and check for power at
the bulb connectors. Then check continuity of the
ground on the connector. Then check the bulbs for
continuity. Swap bulbs and if the problem follows,
its a burnt out bulb. If the problem stays, its the
wiring.

justang07

can you post some more pics of your car.

GidyupGo

Same in Colorado.