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I saw a thread on here somewhere, but of course, I did not bookmark it, or add to it, and I can't find it now....
But I bought a new High Beam Relay or Headlight relay, whatever it is called. It has an extra blade (30 IIRC). On the thread that I can't find, it was noted that the extra post has to be jumped to one of the 4 others. Truthfully, that is what I can't remember. So does it jump to 56a, S, 56b or 56? And if anyone can find the thread, please add it here. Thanks, Clark |
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Add me as another data point for a bad high beam relay...
I ordered a new one from NAPA and it came as the 5 pin style. I wouldn't have known what to do without you marvelous and smart people, with your instructions on adding the jumper. Hooked it up and the headlights now work perfectly! ---- 1973 Porsche 914. Originally 1.7 liter gas engine, now fully electric with Tesla battery modules and NetGain Warp 9 motor. |
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