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robdob
PostPosted: Sat Mar 26, 2011 9:30 am Up
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basically i got some new h7 headlights as replacements for my h4 headlights. i bought a h4 to h7 adapter setup, including a relay and a 20amp fuse. basically my problem is when i flick on the high beam everythings alright. but when i flick them off it blows fuses 31 and 32 which are for low beam... any ideas people? need help asap please Smile
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Lee
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Sounds like the adapter is wired up wrong.

Remove the relay in it, and see if the fuses blow still

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Removed and the fuses didn't blow... Leave relay out??
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Lee
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It means you've wired the relay up wrong Wink
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PostPosted: Sat Mar 26, 2011 1:03 pm Up
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As it came mate, do I really need it??
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Lee
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If you want the dipped beam to stay on when the main beam is, then yes
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Nah tbh as long as it works I'm happy Smile
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robdob wrote:
Nah tbh as long as it works I'm happy Smile

MOT failure if its not working Wink

You dont need adaptors with a relay to go from H4 to H7 on a 206 anymore, that problem is solved much easier Wink

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Mot is next year now so not fussed Smile
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robdob wrote:
Mot is next year now so not fussed Smile

Until you drive down an unlit country road & go for main beam Wink

total waste of timing fitting crystals if you cant be bothered to wire them up correctly Rolling Eyes

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welli tried wiring up the relay differently and no luck Sad
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Seabook
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can you not just fit the new light stalk?
 
 

 

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Seabook wrote:
can you not just fit the new light stalk?

i agree

just leave the relay out and do this if you still having trouble.


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PostPosted: Sat Mar 26, 2011 5:12 pm Up
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where cam i get one cheap?? and how would i fit it??
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