And yeah, that resistor is in the headlight circuit (in parallel with the "low" light filament), so if it is not connected you could be overloading it.
And yeah, that resistor is in the headlight circuit (in parallel with the "low" light filament), so if it is not connected you could be overloading it.
| Subject | Written By | Posted |
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| Blowing brake light bulbsTopic by: Andrew Summerville | Andrew Summerville | 11/06/21 06:39PM |
| Re: Blowing brake light bulbsRe: b to the eff | b to the eff | 11/06/21 08:10PM |
| Re: Blowing brake light bulbsRe: Andrew Summerville | Andrew Summerville | 11/06/21 08:32PM |
| Re: Blowing brake light bulbsRe: b to the eff | b to the eff | 11/06/21 08:14PM |
| Re: Blowing brake light bulbsRe: b to the eff | b to the eff | 11/06/21 10:42PM |
| Re: Blowing brake light bulbsRe: Andrew Summerville | Andrew Summerville | 11/07/21 06:55AM |
| Re: Blowing brake light bulbsRe: b to the eff | b to the eff | 11/07/21 11:04PM |
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