[Bmcu] (no subject)

[wbeech]

Could be as simple as a loose wire at the dimmer switch.

Bill 

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Low beams are either out or circuit to them is out Can you try putting 12V
right to the back of the low beam plug?
Or checking with a meter if you are getting Volts to the end of the Low Beam
Plug Disclaimer

I would check mine like that if I had one

But that may not be the best idea

Gordon
Bullhead City

PS Still looking for an affortable MG MG Midget,  Sprite


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From: "layne taggart" <layne.t at hotmail.com>
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Sent: Sunday, November 25, 2007 12:06 PM
Subject: [Bmcu] (no subject)


> Good afternoon. I hope everyone had a nice Thanksgiving.  Does anybody 
> know
> why I would have no low beam on my headlights, but when the foot switch is
> depressed, the hi beams come on?  Ned to get this fixed before it will 
> pass
> inspection .  Help!!!!!  Thanks, Layne, '66MGB
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