Reply to "Headlight Motor"

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JAG sorry for my description the headlights are coming on in the fully on position of the switch. From my troubleshooting today the lead from the ignition switch is hot to the fuse, but the red/black wire from the fuse panel is not getting any power. The fuse is hot, but the wire coming from the fuse panel is not getting any power, and two of the three wires at that fuse are hot. The red/black wire is on the spade in the very back of the panel and is very hard to get a meter on, and from as far as I can tell the wire is not damaged. So I think a Pantera Electronics ATO fuse panel is going to be put in the car. I figure if I have to take it apart to test that lead, I am going to go ahead and update the fuse panel while I have it apart.
Jeff

8/20/142:04 PM

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