[DeTomaso] Head Lights - Trouble shooting

[Tomas Gunnarsson]

The problem is most certainly not in the headlight switch. The headlight motor takes its power from the output of the switch and it's clearly working according to your description. Instead turn your attention to the lower limit switch. It will break the "down motion" when it's activated. My guess is that it's not gotten enough excercise.

Tomas
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From: "Edward Comber" <eds73l at hotmail.com>
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> Thanks for the explanation Bill,I will read it and see what I can do. I turned the doors down manually and when I turn the lights on the doors go back open so I am assuming that the fuse is OK also that the Gear is OK. So I guess it may be in the switch. I'll continue to investigate.
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> Thanks for your help 
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> Hi AllI jumped in the car("P"car) the other night and put the head lights on to pull it in the garage. Lights worked great. They came up and went on But when I shut the lights off they stayed in the up position!!. Played with the switch but they are stuck in the up position. Any sugestions what to check 1st. Thanks In Advance Ed________________________________________________________________________________________________________________Detomaso Forum Managed by POCAArchive Search Engine Now Available at http://www.realbig.com/detomaso/DeTomaso mailing listDeTomaso at list.realbig.comhttp://list.realbig.com/mailman/listinfo/detomaso
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