Reply to "headlight motor replace 1972 Pantera"

lf-tp2511Member

Too many unknowns to give an answer.

what was the reason you replaced your motor?

did you manage to replace the motor with the motor plate still installed, or did you remove the entire motor plate?

prior to replacing the motor what was the condition of your lights?

Did they raise and lower correctly?

did the lights turn on and off correctly?

The action of the headlight motor goes through a DPDT relay located inside the cabin and is dependent on proper operation of both of the small limit switches on the motor plate.

Larry

6/11/2212:00 PM

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