97 JGC - Hi-beams not staying on when lights in "Auto" mode
07-24-2005, 02:13 PM
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Re: 97 JGC - Hi-beams not staying on when lights in "Auto" mode- Solved
Some rocket scientist mechanic had put the relay into the unused slot.
Alldata saves my butt again!!
PoBoy wrote:
> Actually I dont even get my headlight on "Auto" mode, just the DRL.
> I think the Auto HL relay is the first place to stop.
>
> James Tinkess wrote:
>
>> I think it maybe the Auto Headlamp Relay .
>>
>> James Tinkess wrote:
>>
>>> The switch that keeps them on is not engaging but only in auto mode,
>>> manual on is OK.
>>>
>>> When headlight selector switch is in "manual on" and i pull the
>>> turn signal arm to activate the hi-beams, the hi-beams come on and
>>> stay on.
>>>
>>> When the headlight selector switch is in "Auto" and i pull on the
>>> turn signal switch, the hibeams dont stay on.
>>>
>>> Is there some relay that makes that work? . Im puzzled becuase the
>>> turn signal arm
>>> lo/hi beam mechanism works ok if the selctor switch is in the maunal
>>> mode.
>>>
>>>
>>> It worked the other night, but i had some mechanic look at it the other
>>> day for the AC, turns out the evaporator coil is leaking , a whopper
>>> ( 1200 CDN) of job ( I told the guy id think about it ). But thats
>>> another email. I dont if when looking at my ac , there is something
>>> that could have been disconnected.
>>>
>>>
>>>
>>>
>>> thx,
>>> James
Alldata saves my butt again!!
PoBoy wrote:
> Actually I dont even get my headlight on "Auto" mode, just the DRL.
> I think the Auto HL relay is the first place to stop.
>
> James Tinkess wrote:
>
>> I think it maybe the Auto Headlamp Relay .
>>
>> James Tinkess wrote:
>>
>>> The switch that keeps them on is not engaging but only in auto mode,
>>> manual on is OK.
>>>
>>> When headlight selector switch is in "manual on" and i pull the
>>> turn signal arm to activate the hi-beams, the hi-beams come on and
>>> stay on.
>>>
>>> When the headlight selector switch is in "Auto" and i pull on the
>>> turn signal switch, the hibeams dont stay on.
>>>
>>> Is there some relay that makes that work? . Im puzzled becuase the
>>> turn signal arm
>>> lo/hi beam mechanism works ok if the selctor switch is in the maunal
>>> mode.
>>>
>>>
>>> It worked the other night, but i had some mechanic look at it the other
>>> day for the AC, turns out the evaporator coil is leaking , a whopper
>>> ( 1200 CDN) of job ( I told the guy id think about it ). But thats
>>> another email. I dont if when looking at my ac , there is something
>>> that could have been disconnected.
>>>
>>>
>>>
>>>
>>> thx,
>>> James
07-24-2005, 02:13 PM
#12
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Re: 97 JGC - Hi-beams not staying on when lights in "Auto" mode- Solved
Some rocket scientist mechanic had put the relay into the unused slot.
Alldata saves my butt again!!
PoBoy wrote:
> Actually I dont even get my headlight on "Auto" mode, just the DRL.
> I think the Auto HL relay is the first place to stop.
>
> James Tinkess wrote:
>
>> I think it maybe the Auto Headlamp Relay .
>>
>> James Tinkess wrote:
>>
>>> The switch that keeps them on is not engaging but only in auto mode,
>>> manual on is OK.
>>>
>>> When headlight selector switch is in "manual on" and i pull the
>>> turn signal arm to activate the hi-beams, the hi-beams come on and
>>> stay on.
>>>
>>> When the headlight selector switch is in "Auto" and i pull on the
>>> turn signal switch, the hibeams dont stay on.
>>>
>>> Is there some relay that makes that work? . Im puzzled becuase the
>>> turn signal arm
>>> lo/hi beam mechanism works ok if the selctor switch is in the maunal
>>> mode.
>>>
>>>
>>> It worked the other night, but i had some mechanic look at it the other
>>> day for the AC, turns out the evaporator coil is leaking , a whopper
>>> ( 1200 CDN) of job ( I told the guy id think about it ). But thats
>>> another email. I dont if when looking at my ac , there is something
>>> that could have been disconnected.
>>>
>>>
>>>
>>>
>>> thx,
>>> James
Alldata saves my butt again!!
PoBoy wrote:
> Actually I dont even get my headlight on "Auto" mode, just the DRL.
> I think the Auto HL relay is the first place to stop.
>
> James Tinkess wrote:
>
>> I think it maybe the Auto Headlamp Relay .
>>
>> James Tinkess wrote:
>>
>>> The switch that keeps them on is not engaging but only in auto mode,
>>> manual on is OK.
>>>
>>> When headlight selector switch is in "manual on" and i pull the
>>> turn signal arm to activate the hi-beams, the hi-beams come on and
>>> stay on.
>>>
>>> When the headlight selector switch is in "Auto" and i pull on the
>>> turn signal switch, the hibeams dont stay on.
>>>
>>> Is there some relay that makes that work? . Im puzzled becuase the
>>> turn signal arm
>>> lo/hi beam mechanism works ok if the selctor switch is in the maunal
>>> mode.
>>>
>>>
>>> It worked the other night, but i had some mechanic look at it the other
>>> day for the AC, turns out the evaporator coil is leaking , a whopper
>>> ( 1200 CDN) of job ( I told the guy id think about it ). But thats
>>> another email. I dont if when looking at my ac , there is something
>>> that could have been disconnected.
>>>
>>>
>>>
>>>
>>> thx,
>>> James
07-24-2005, 02:13 PM
#13
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Re: 97 JGC - Hi-beams not staying on when lights in "Auto" mode- Solved
Some rocket scientist mechanic had put the relay into the unused slot.
Alldata saves my butt again!!
PoBoy wrote:
> Actually I dont even get my headlight on "Auto" mode, just the DRL.
> I think the Auto HL relay is the first place to stop.
>
> James Tinkess wrote:
>
>> I think it maybe the Auto Headlamp Relay .
>>
>> James Tinkess wrote:
>>
>>> The switch that keeps them on is not engaging but only in auto mode,
>>> manual on is OK.
>>>
>>> When headlight selector switch is in "manual on" and i pull the
>>> turn signal arm to activate the hi-beams, the hi-beams come on and
>>> stay on.
>>>
>>> When the headlight selector switch is in "Auto" and i pull on the
>>> turn signal switch, the hibeams dont stay on.
>>>
>>> Is there some relay that makes that work? . Im puzzled becuase the
>>> turn signal arm
>>> lo/hi beam mechanism works ok if the selctor switch is in the maunal
>>> mode.
>>>
>>>
>>> It worked the other night, but i had some mechanic look at it the other
>>> day for the AC, turns out the evaporator coil is leaking , a whopper
>>> ( 1200 CDN) of job ( I told the guy id think about it ). But thats
>>> another email. I dont if when looking at my ac , there is something
>>> that could have been disconnected.
>>>
>>>
>>>
>>>
>>> thx,
>>> James
Alldata saves my butt again!!
PoBoy wrote:
> Actually I dont even get my headlight on "Auto" mode, just the DRL.
> I think the Auto HL relay is the first place to stop.
>
> James Tinkess wrote:
>
>> I think it maybe the Auto Headlamp Relay .
>>
>> James Tinkess wrote:
>>
>>> The switch that keeps them on is not engaging but only in auto mode,
>>> manual on is OK.
>>>
>>> When headlight selector switch is in "manual on" and i pull the
>>> turn signal arm to activate the hi-beams, the hi-beams come on and
>>> stay on.
>>>
>>> When the headlight selector switch is in "Auto" and i pull on the
>>> turn signal switch, the hibeams dont stay on.
>>>
>>> Is there some relay that makes that work? . Im puzzled becuase the
>>> turn signal arm
>>> lo/hi beam mechanism works ok if the selctor switch is in the maunal
>>> mode.
>>>
>>>
>>> It worked the other night, but i had some mechanic look at it the other
>>> day for the AC, turns out the evaporator coil is leaking , a whopper
>>> ( 1200 CDN) of job ( I told the guy id think about it ). But thats
>>> another email. I dont if when looking at my ac , there is something
>>> that could have been disconnected.
>>>
>>>
>>>
>>>
>>> thx,
>>> James
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