I noticed that when I drove to work this morning, and parked. The driverside headlight bucket must be clogged, and the rain water has frozen solid. When I turned the headlights off to go into work, the headlight is raised about 1 inch. It will not close all the way due to the ice block beneath.

Is the motor still energized trying to close the headlight???? If it is I am sure it will kill the battery by the time I get off in 10 hours.



PLEASE LET ME KNOW.

if it is going to kill the battery, should i pop them up, pull the relay from that side and then shut them off.

I don't know for sure but I would think if the motors stuck they would pop a fuse.

If they were burning current and not moving, you would hear some hum or noise.

Put them up and take out the relay if you are worried about it.

Yes I would pull the relays on both sides and manually raise them until you can defrost the ice blocking them.

is the drain tube in the bottom of the bucket clogged?

I pulled the relays on both sides. I will deice tommorow, Its a good idea to check your tubes 2-3 times a year, they really can get caked up on a daily driver.



Thanks guys

pour some salt down around the headlight it will be cleared by time you get off work....brilliant

Pour salt on your 914? Nuts.

99% sure he was joking. What about a big bucket of steamy hot water, thaw out the areas, get the headlights to pop up, then pull the relay.