So, I had to drive the 914 to work this morning. I had intended to park it for the rest of the season to work on some of my punch out stuff, but my daily driver is down, and I am too cheap to get a rental when I have a *mostly* functional car on hand. :-)
In a test drive last night, the driver side headlight started winking on and off on low beams. Was fine on high. My headlights are aimed a bit low, so I just drove with my high beams this morning and no one flashed at me.
Last night for the test drive, the fog lights worked perfectly. This morning, nada. Blown fuse (how I love having a modern fuse panel with fuses that light up when they are blown). HRM. Must be grounding against something, but I don't know what.
Aside from just chasing wires, any ideas?
Everything from the driver back worked great. The car even started a lot easier then I expected, given carbs and 35 degree ambient temps.
Zach
I believe I would start there at the fuse box. Sounds like something is making "inappropriate contact" back behind there. Are the relays anchored? I had some irrational HL issues that turned out to be the high beam relay flopping around until- POOF.
Same issue with me turned out to be a loose wire inside the relay socket on the fuse panel. That was causing the "winking". Not sure about the high beam though. Maybe two different issues
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