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#1 head lights
dat5_al Posted on: 2005/10/9 6:17
hey guys i just got a 1200 ute 2 months ago and alreadly had to replace the headlight fuse twice and i is stuck on high beam. even when i have it on low beam it doesnt work unless u hald it all the way back and it goes down to loiw beam when i use the lef indicator im stublled anyone had a problem simliar to this

btw its an 82 model


#2 Re: head lights
FAT-12H Posted on: 2005/10/9 13:08
check ur headlight relay see if its working...should make a click when u go from high 2 low beam...


#3 Re: head lights
dat5_al Posted on: 2005/10/9 14:27
na theres no click and could that be a reason for the fuse dying al the time


#4 Re: head lights
FAT-12H Posted on: 2005/10/9 15:26
could be...you are going to have to buy one from a spare parts shop...


#5 Re: head lights
phunkdoktaspok Posted on: 2005/10/10 9:03
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dat5_al wrote:
na theres no click and could that be a reason for the fuse dying al the time

I cant be certain about late model utes, but early 1200's dont click because they dont have headlight relays.
Fuzes only burn because of dead shorts.
Sounds like your high beam/ indicator switch is messed up.


#6 Re: head lights
FAT-12H Posted on: 2005/10/10 11:41
My 73 1200 has headlight relays...


#7 Re: head lights
phunkdoktaspok Posted on: 2005/10/10 12:39
Not from Nissan Factory.
The car in question, might have had relays installed but a relay doesnt blow fuzes and operate in the described ways.


#8 Re: head lights
dat5_al Posted on: 2005/10/13 5:38
yeh so could i f ix it myself or buy one from a spare part shop


#9 Re: head lights
FAT-12H Posted on: 2005/10/13 12:46
I'm just sayin mine has a headlight relay...u most likely have a short somewhere...


#10 Re: head lights
phunkdoktaspok Posted on: 2005/10/13 12:51
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dat5_al wrote:
yeh so could i f ix it myself or buy one from a spare part shop

Can you test the circuit yourself to find the actual cause of the problems? If you can, you should be able to assess whether it is repairable or not.
It costs money just trial and error guessing if you purchase parts.



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