dipped beam
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harleytrike
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dipped beam
no power to my dipped beam lights side lights work and main beam works but dipped doesnt anyone with any ideas
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harleytrike
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Re: dipped beam
fuses seem ok i lost one side and now the otherside has gone bulbs are good
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Re: dipped beam
Roll the fuses in their holders. The contacts corrode due to moisture and lose actual contact. The fuses look fine but are not actually conducting electricity. It's one of the joys of e21 ownership!
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harleytrike
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Re: dipped beam
sound for that mark its done the trick my first e21 was 17yrs ago so they were sort of newish back then and didnt have these little niggles
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Re: dipped beam
Get yourself a hazard switch to keep as a spare if one comes up too.
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harleytrike
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Re: dipped beam
whys that do they pack up
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Re: dipped beam
They're the source of many electrical gremlins! Only a five minute job (if that) to replace though.