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Nothing is ever easy is it!...Anyway, one of my spots burnt out so I turned them off and ordered 2 new ones. I replaced both spots and now neither of them work I even re-connected the one good spot from before and it doesn't work. I've checked the fuse and it checked out ok. I checked continuity to all the wires going to the spots and they all tested good, the toggle switch tested good so WTF! I have 12 volts going to the headlight...There is a yellow wire that comes from the headlight plug and connects into the connector for the toggle switch for the spots... I assume that transfers the voltage for the spots but I have no voltage reading on the yellow wire. Any ideas? Thanks!
No flame needed man we all have these brain fade issues. It is a gender thing combatting all the thoughts of sex that cross our minds several times a minute its no wonder we get anything else done. I recall one time try to flag some guys ahead of me in the pack and to no avail I was pissed when we stoppe.Thats when I remembered the same dang thing! Glad it worked for you man!
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