Headlight issue
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From: Tegucigalpa
Headlight issue
Help guys!!!
I had problems with my old headlight on my 1995 Fatboy, High beam worked and suddenly stopped working So I thought the high beam got burnt, normal stuff.
I went and bought a new headlamp, this time, with halogen bulb instead of a sealed beam like it had, went through the easy install and turned it on, it worked! high beam and low beam!! excellent! but I just came from my ride today and performed a simple checke on the headlight... low beam and passing lights fine... switched to high beam and.... NO LIGHTS ON!!! passing lights turn off, normal, but I don't have any high beam anymore and it worked fine two days ago!!!!
What could seem to be the problem??
I had problems with my old headlight on my 1995 Fatboy, High beam worked and suddenly stopped working So I thought the high beam got burnt, normal stuff.
I went and bought a new headlamp, this time, with halogen bulb instead of a sealed beam like it had, went through the easy install and turned it on, it worked! high beam and low beam!! excellent! but I just came from my ride today and performed a simple checke on the headlight... low beam and passing lights fine... switched to high beam and.... NO LIGHTS ON!!! passing lights turn off, normal, but I don't have any high beam anymore and it worked fine two days ago!!!!
What could seem to be the problem??
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From: Farmington ,MS
Well since your low beam works you are getting power to the hi/low switch so it is one of these things.
- switch or connection to
- wire from switch to plug under tank
- the plug under tank
- wire from plug to headlight
- bad connection in headlight
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Clean the connections and put a little dielectric grease on them.
That will keep the dreaded water out and any future corrosion to a minimum.
Keep the light working a lot longer too cause bad connections draw extra current that will fry the bulb quicker.
That will keep the dreaded water out and any future corrosion to a minimum.
Keep the light working a lot longer too cause bad connections draw extra current that will fry the bulb quicker.
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