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ok thanks DJF280 will give that a try tomorrow , will let ya know how i go cheers for the other replies!
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yeah it is, it gets extremely hot
Posted on: 2010/5/18 13:07
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nah they just the standard sealed beam!
Posted on: 2010/5/18 12:31
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when i turn my lights on the fuse gets extremely hot, when i click high beam on it blows. so thinking there might be a bad connection somewhere, anyone else had this problem? or knows where to start looking? cheers shane.
Posted on: 2010/5/18 12:22
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new to the forum so hi to everyone, i own a B120,datto 1200 ute, the voltage regulator has had it, cooked my battery, anyway trying to hunt down one, problem is the one that was in my car the cover is missing off it so has no part numbers? anyone know where in brissie i can get one and also what the part number would be. have tried repco they are searching for it for me. they have my old one to match up? cheers shane.
Posted on: 2010/5/18 12:18
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