Parking Lights Yes, Head Lights No

["Dick Benjamin" <dickb@xxxxxxxxx>]

Probably 90% of these cases turn out to be oxidized contacts in the dimmer
switch.  Try turning on the lights, then clicking the dimmer switch 187
times - I'll bet you a week's wages that the lights come back to life.   If
you have twilight sentinel or automatic headlight dimmer, all bets are off,
though.

Dick Benjamin
----- Original Message -----
From: <FltSgt@xxxxxxx>
To: <Mailing-List@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
Sent: Saturday, March 08, 2003 7:22 AM
Subject: IML: Parking Lights Yes, Head Lights No


> Hola
>
> While we are on "66 lights I now only have just parking lights.  The head
> lights at one time would go on.  Then I realized that three miles from the
> house they would go out of my life.  Now I have no head lights.  I can get
> away with dusk or dawn driving with the parking lights for a little bit,
but
> it is getting old.
>
> On another note I took the left front wheel off to look at a leak from the
> wheel cylinder.  Yelp it was bad so I bought pairs of wheel cylinders, A
arm
> bushings, upper and lower joints, shocks, brake shoes and flex brake lines
> for the front.
>
>                                          Rodger & Gabby
>
>