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Roughly 1/30/04 17:48, RDUKE1946's monkeys randomly typed:

> 1997 GC 105K miles
> Help? Low beam headlights gone .... everything else working find.
> I have brake lights, turn signals, fog lights, Hi-beam ........... everything
> else appears fine.
> I'm "assuming" my problem is the Hi/Low switch on the steering column?

The way I read the wiring diagram, you wouldn't have fog lights
if the hi/low switch weren't able to go to low beam position.

> I do not have a service manual (guess I should get one, right?)

"... don't leave home without it..."

> Am I overlooking anything obvious?

If you have a voltmeter with a pin lead, check the voltage
to the low beam pin connector at the bulb. You might have
both low beams burnt out and just didn't notice the first
one go byebye.


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Boys are stupid, throw rocks at them...

L0nD0t.$t0we11

Roughly 1/30/04 17:48, RDUKE1946's monkeys randomly typed:

> 1997 GC 105K miles
> Help? Low beam headlights gone .... everything else working find.
> I have brake lights, turn signals, fog lights, Hi-beam ........... everything
> else appears fine.
> I'm "assuming" my problem is the Hi/Low switch on the steering column?

The way I read the wiring diagram, you wouldn't have fog lights
if the hi/low switch weren't able to go to low beam position.

> I do not have a service manual (guess I should get one, right?)

"... don't leave home without it..."

> Am I overlooking anything obvious?

If you have a voltmeter with a pin lead, check the voltage
to the low beam pin connector at the bulb. You might have
both low beams burnt out and just didn't notice the first
one go byebye.


--
Boys are stupid, throw rocks at them...

L0nD0t.$t0we11

Roughly 1/30/04 17:48, RDUKE1946's monkeys randomly typed:

> 1997 GC 105K miles
> Help? Low beam headlights gone .... everything else working find.
> I have brake lights, turn signals, fog lights, Hi-beam ........... everything
> else appears fine.
> I'm "assuming" my problem is the Hi/Low switch on the steering column?

The way I read the wiring diagram, you wouldn't have fog lights
if the hi/low switch weren't able to go to low beam position.

> I do not have a service manual (guess I should get one, right?)

"... don't leave home without it..."

> Am I overlooking anything obvious?

If you have a voltmeter with a pin lead, check the voltage
to the low beam pin connector at the bulb. You might have
both low beams burnt out and just didn't notice the first
one go byebye.


--
Boys are stupid, throw rocks at them...