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tomkuesterMember

Thank you,

If the lights go down, then there must be some power at the switch, correct?

I tested the fuses in the box, and the fuses for the low beam lights (#5 + #6) show no power at either end. So I loosened the fuse box to see the rear side and notice that those two fuses are fed by a single gray wire. This wire appears to run to the headlight motor relay as there appears to be a similar gray wire coming off the back . I'll take your advice and see what might be going on at the relay. The light switch does activate the side running lights, so this is very mysterious. Can I test the relay somehow?

10/19/2411:34 AM

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